Golf Victoria Annual Report

2013 Golf Victoria Annual Report

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Golf Victoria is the parent body for golf in Victoria. Originally commencing in 1902 as the Victorian Golf Association, Golf Victoria was formed following an amalgamation with Women’s Golf Victoria in November 2010. Women’s Golf Victoria (formerly the Victorian Ladies Golf Union) commenced in 1906. COVER: 2013 Victorian Open Men’s Championship Winner Matthew Giles and 2013 Victorian Open Women’s Championship Winner Stacey Keating. 2013 Women’s Victorian Amateur Winner Su-Hyun Oh and 2013 Men’s Victorian Amateur Winner Zach Murray.

Golf Victoria is a Company limited by guarantee and is administered through an elected Board and appointed Committees of honorary Officials and supported by a full-time offi ce and professional Secretariat. The organisation’s Vision is to promote golf as the game for life with its Mission to serve

our members whilst growing participation and passion for the sport. Golf Victoria commenced operations as of November 21st, 2010 with an interim Board appointed to administer the organisation until the election of the Board took place in May 2011.

2013 GOLF VICTORIA BOARD MEMBERS

John Hobday (President)

Lee Wills (Vice President)

Tony Nott (Finance Director)

Harvey Ashton

Mark Bamford

Murray Cropley

Brian Lasky

Sue Rea

Alison McCaig

board & committees

CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEE: (until May 25) P. E. Bray D. G. R. Francis T. C. Gale B. F. Harding S. M. C. Ingle G. M. Keating J. P. Kelly P. J. Kingshott A. Learmonth G. E. Lewin S. E. McDonald M. W. Mullaly G. Orford K. J. Pattison D. J. Roberts P. D. Ross J. G. Snowden S. Stevens M. J. Williams C. J. Wilson FINANCE, AUDIT & RISK MANAGEMENT: A.C. Nott (Chair) H. C. Ashton M. Bamford L.E. Wills MEMBER SERVICES: H.C. Ashton (Chair) A. Carty A. Felgate A. Learmonth S. E. McDonald D. J. Roberts D. Shilbury C. J. Wilson

MATCH: B. Lasky (Chair) D. G. R. Francis G. M. Keating G. Mathers K. J. Pattison S. Rea P. D. Ross M. J. Williams WOMEN’S ADVISORY-GROUP: S. Rea (Chair) J. Borgolotto S. M. C. Ingle G. M. Keating J. P. Kelly G. Orford M. J. Williams SENIOR ADVISORY-GROUP: A. Barr (Chair) K. Bayly P. Fink A. Hyde G. Krall P. Ross RULES & AMATEUR STATUS: M. C. Cropley (Chair) T. C. Gale B.F. Harding (until June 25) J. D. Hoff (until June 25) J. P. Kelly P. J. Kingshott (until June 25) M.W. Mullaly (until June 25) B. Nesbitt (from June 25) A.C Nott D. Santwyk-Anderson G. Scott S. Stevens COURSE RATING & HANDICAPPING: M. C. Cropley (Chair) G. Addicoat C. Collingwood W.E. Crowe D. J. Roberts J.G. Snowden

HIGH PERFORMANCE: B. Lasky (Chair) P. E. Bray A. McCaig M. Smith L. E. Wills JUNIOR: M. Bamford (Chair) A. Burdett K. Harris A. Pell E. Smith L. E. Wills B. Wyllie VICTORIAN GOLF FOUNDATION: R. L. Kirby (Chair - until Oct 28) J. M. Hobday (Chair - from Oct 28) J. D. Hoff (until March 28) A. Felgate A. McCaig (from Oct 28) P. Rak (from Oct 28) CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER: S. Brookhouse CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER: D. J. Greenhill CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER: B.W. Vale

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GOLF VICTORIA BOARD J. M. Hobday (President) A. C. Nott (Finance Director) L. E. Wills (Vice-President) H.C. Ashton M. Bamford M. C. Cropley B. Lasky A. McCaig S. Rea

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2013 was the second full year of operation of Golf Victoria under the auspices of the current Board and management and it continued on from the sound platform established since amalgamation in November 2010. CEO Simon Brookhouse successfully led the organisation in conjunction with a passionate and enthusiastic team of staff. The Board, Committee members and staff remain committed to the delivery of the organisation’s Strategic Plan, particularly the growth of the game into the future. During 2013 we have continued with the successful sub-committee structure: • Finance, Risk and Audit • Match • Rules and Amateur Status • Course Rating and Handicapping • High Performance • Junior • Member Services These committees are integral to GV’s governance and are linked to the Strategic Plan by the committee charters in place. The original Strategic Plan developed in 2011 will be reviewed and updated in the early part of 2014 to ensure that Golf Victoria is addressing key golf issues both organisationally and from an industry perspective. However in broad terms, our focus continues to revolve around the six key strategic pillars: • Participation • Communication & Awareness • Talented Player / Elite Pathways • Financial Sustainability • Organisational Excellence and • Member Service and Support

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Upholding our core values of integrity, inclusivity, transparency, respect and consultation provides Golf Victoria with the appropriate platform for strong associations

with all those involved with the golfing industry. A key Board decision was to undertake a Governance and Structural Review. From the review undertaken by Sport Business Partners, 22 key recommendations were provided and endorsed by the Board. We are pleased to say that as at the end of this year, 16 of the recommendations have been completed with the remaining six in progress. During the year our organisation has further consolidated itself within the national golfing framework. Our relationships with stakeholders such as Golf Australia, PGA, Golf Managers Victoria (GMV), Victorian Golf Course Superintendents Association and other state bodies continue to strengthen as a result of the good work by Simon and the staff in conjunction with the Board. Once again in 2013, we witnessed some superb golfing achievements which are highlighted in detail within this Annual report. Congratulations are extended to all respective State Champions and players who represented our State at senior and junior level. We continue to develop fine quality golfers and are very proud of the commitment these golfers provide to Victorian golf. 2013 also saw the relocation of the Men’s and Women’s Victorian Open to regional Victoria at 13th Beach on the Bellarine Peninsula. With appreciated support from the State Government; City of Greater Geelong and a number of local sponsors, the Championship was an outstanding success with large galleries and significant media coverage including a highlights program aired on Channel Nine. The Victorian Open is now gathering great momentum. In addition to providing a pinnacle State golf event for men and

women, it also provides a very clear example of all that is good about men and women participating in golf together. It is particularly encouraging to now see other major amateur and club events follow a similar path with men and women simultaneously competing for major titles. Without the ongoing and appreciated commitment and contribution of our tireless volunteers, the success of all of our events would not be possible. The professionalism and efficiency of our volunteers is a major reason for our events being held in such high regard. I thank all of you and I look forward to seeing you on the courses over the next year. To all the staff of Golf Victoria I would also like to express my gratitude for your efforts. The professionalism you exhibit is second to none. Thank you all, it is a pleasure working with you. To my fellow board members I acknowledge your contribution to the governance of this organisation and for your willingness to spend many hours attending events throughout the State to ensure that the Board is seen to be inclusive of all stakeholders by interacting with a variety of golfers, club and district officials to explain the strategic direction of the organisation and to obtain valuable feedback in relation its performance. The Board, Committee members and staff of Golf Victoria look forward to working with you in 2014 and beyond and we are certain that with our best efforts Golf Victoria will prosper well into the future.

Finally, remember golf is “The Game for Life”.

John Hobday, GV President

membership report PARTICIPATION Total male membership numbers for 2013 were 87284 representing an increase of 1464 (1.7%) over the previous year. Total female membership numbers for 2013 were 24623 which represented a marginal increase from 2012.

DISTRICT ASSOCIATIONS & CLUBS The number of affiliated clubs within Victoria increased in 2013 to 406 clubs due predominantly to the growth of social golf clubs affiliating with the Victorian Golf League. Golf Victoria recognised the following golf clubs which celebrated one hundred years of operation during 2013: • Barham • Birregurra • Pyramid Hill • Rushworth • Wentworth • Willaura • Woodlands

- Metropolitan - Green Acres - Horsham - Portsea IN MEMORIUM Golf Victoria formally recognises the passing of major contributors to golf during 2013:

Marjorie Stevenson Former Women’s Golf Victoria President, Marjorie Stevenson, passed away in November 2013 aged 81 years. Marjorie was very active in golf having served as past President of the Women’s Golf Victoria from 1992 – 1995 following earlier involvement as both a Board member and delegate. With a passion for the Rules of Golf, Marjorie was an early member of the State Level Rules Program in the mid 1990’s and served as a referee in Women’s & Men’s State events from that time. She was also a member of Woodlands Golf Club.

Beverly Clarke Beverly Clarke was a major contributor to the Victorian Women’s

Golf League having served as past President. A strong advocate of the amalgamation of the Women’s & Men’s League entities, Beverly also served as Vice President of the Victorian Golf League from its formation in February 2012. Beverly was also an inaugural member of the Golf Victoria Consultative Committee and Member Services Committee and held memberships of Dorset and Ringwood Golf Clubs. A valued volunteer administrator of women’s golf, Beverly sadly lost her long battle with cancer in July 2013. VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR AWARDS Golf Victoria continued the Volunteer of the Year Awards in 2013 to recognise the contributions made to Victorian Golf by men and women on an annual basis. The majority of Victoria’s golf clubs, District Associations and Leagues are significantly assisted by volunteers who contribute their time, knowledge and talent in a variety of ways. Many volunteers have provided outstanding service over long periods of time and the Volunteer of the Year Awards provides an opportunity to recognise

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The change in membership numbers was mainly due to increasing number of social golf clubs affiliating with the Victorian Golf League and growth in affiliated club programs.

A number of clubs undertook major clubhouse redevelopment works during 2013 including:

Victorian Mid-Amateur Championship for women aged between 30-54 Winner, Lisa Holmquest (Sandhurst).

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the “unsung heroes” of Victorian golf who have made a significant contribution to golf at club, District or State level. Following the close of nominations, a Golf Victoria selection panel assessed all submissions and determined finalists (as required) and an eventual winner for the following categories:

Melbourne Metropolitan Area: Individual Women’s or Group Award Nominees Jan Jelleff (Victoria): Key involvement in the club’s junior girls development program including establishing a pathway from beginner activities to accomplished player. Additional involvement in club administration and representative club teams. Faye Pickett (Yarrambat): Actively involved with club administration and multiple Committee roles since 1989 including maintenance of club records and data archives. Kaye Unwin (Ringwood Ladies): Key contributor to the club’s women’s development program which has seen significant increases in participation and membership at the club. Melbourne Metropolitan Area: Metropolitan Clubhouse.

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Individual Men’s or Group Award Nominees Bruce Harding (Heidelberg): Contributor at club level for 40 years including active involvement in clubhouse redevelopment project and junior golf initiatives. State level golf involvement for 15 years particularly in the areas of junior development; rules of golf and team management. Ken Gubbins (Kew): Respected and longstanding club member of Kew who became a life member in 2003 for his contribution to golf at both club and State level. State level golf involvement for 20 years particularly in the areas of junior development and rules of golf. Noel Martir (Kooringal): Been involved with the club’s junior development program for the past 10 years including managing club Colts Team. Worked with local ethnic communities to stimulate participation and membership at the club. Peter Ross (Ringwood): Involved with Ringwood as Committee member for 21 years; Victorian Golf League since 1988 including Amalgamation Committee from 2011 and event administration with both the

Victorian PGA and Golf Victoria.

Country Victoria: Individual Women’s or Group Award Nominees Glenda Clarke (Warrnambool): Actively involved in club adult development & membership initiatives and tournament administration. Bev Stone (Mildura): Worked tirelessly for club in capacity of handicapper; event administration and member support. Judy & Norm Emerson (Barwon Heads): Long-time supporters of Victorian golf, particularly in coordinating volunteer services at major golf events throughout Victoria including the Victorian Open at 13th Beach. Dianne McCartin (Wentworth): Voluntarily assisted club with all administrative tasks for over 15 years including member support; bar services and catering. Country Victoria: Individual Men’s or Group Award Howard McClelland (Kerang): Involved with golf at club and District level for over 40 years in the areas of event administration; junior development; course rating;

Horsham Clubhouse.

handicapping; rules of golf; Country Week team management and general promotion of the game.

Peter Penning (Curlewis): Served on Committee for eight years and played major role in club’s water reclamation plant and related infrastructure; re-writing the club constitution; development of multiple club policies and guidelines and general club administration. Kevin Steart & John Porter (Clunes): Served on Club Committee and assisted in aspects of club life including membership initiatives; course maintenance; representative team coordination; handicapping and event administration. The winners were Jan Jellef (Women’s City); Bruce Harding (Men’s City) Howard McClelland (Men’s Country) & Glenda Clarke (Women’s Country).

succession from 1946 to 1948. Ossie also had success at the Victorian PGA Championships taking home four titles in 1954, 1955, 1956 and 1957. He also won three Australian PGA Championships in 1947, 1953 and 1955.

The 2013 inductees into the Victorian Golf Hall of Fame were:

From humble beginnings David scaled the heights and is the only Australian to win two major championships in the United States. David won 35 titles in Australia, Asia, Japan, South America, South Africa and Europe, as well as the 1979 US PGA and the 1981 US Open.

Brian Twite OAM Brian has been a PGA Member since 1955 after coming to Australia from England; Brian was the Head Professional at the Metropolitan Golf Club in Melbourne until 1994 but still remains active at the club as a Life Member. Brian was recently awarded an OAM for his services to golf and the development work he did at the junior level via his Cadet and Junior Golf Scholarship programs both locally and in regional areas.

Ossie Pickworth Ossie is one of Australia’s most successful golfers winning every major Australian event. He still remains the only golfer to win three Australian Open championships in

David Graham

Joan Fisher Joan was a Life Member of the Metropolitan Golf Club, three times Australian Amateur Champion, twice Australian Foursomes Champion, eight times Victorian Amateur Champion, seven times State Foursomes Champion and eight times Champion of Champions. She represented Australia and Victoria on numerous occasions and was Non-Playing Captain of Australia’s World Championship Winning Team in 1966.

The above awards were presented at the Victorian Golf Industry Awards Night held at the MCG on Saturday 1 June, 2013.

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Barry Clayton (Marong): Over 20 year involvement on Club Committee including coordination of course maintenance. Instigated application that secured government grant for a course watering system; assisted contractors with its installation and continues to oversee system operation.

- Tournament play / promotion - Golf administration / club management - Golf coaching / training - Golf course development / maintenance - Golf media / history - Volunteer

2013 VICTORIAN GOLF HALL OF FAME The Victorian Golf Hall of Fame is a further initiative introduced by Golf Victoria, the PGA, Golf Management Victoria and the Victorian Golf Course Superintendents Association. Introduced in 2011 and modeled on the Australian Sport Hall of Fame, the criteria is intentionally broad to recognise outstanding individuals that have a made a contribution to Victorian golf in any of the following areas:

7 Jan Jellef (Women’s City) with Golf Victoria President John Hobday.

Eveline McKenzie Eveline McKenzie was a member of the Geelong Golf Club and won the first three Victorian Women’s Amateur Championships played from 1894 – 1896 and again in 1898.

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Mick Ryan Mick started his golfing life as a caddie at Victoria Golf Club’s original course on the Yarra River at Fisherman’s Bend where he won two Victorian Amateur Championships. Mick was a member of Kingston Heath Golf Club where he was Club Champion, twelve times. In 1932 he won the Australian Open and also won the Victorian Foursomes title four times.

Susie Tolhurst Susie won the Victorian Ladies Amateur Championship fi ve times between 1919 and 1936, and was the Australian Amateur Champion in 1930 and 1931. She was also Champion of Champions four times between 1929 and 1934, and twice winner of the Australian ladies’ foursomes’ competition. She represented Victoria 30 times in interstate matches and in 1935 was Australia’s No. 1 against the British touring team.

Kevin Hartley Kevin won the Victorian Amateur in 1969 on Royal Melbourne’s West Course. A member of four Eisenhower Cup teams, he is best known for his phenomenal scoring. Between 1960, when records were first kept, and 1977

he won the Ivo Whitton Trophy for his scoring average twelve times.

Eleanor (Nellie) Gatehouse Eleanor won three Australian Championships, five Victorian titles, was the first Royal Melbourne women’s champion in 1906 and winner of that title ten times over a period of 30 years. She was also a foundation member of the Australian Ladies Golf Union, widely recognised for her skill at the conference table. She won her first national championship in 1909 and winning the same championship in 1925 and 1929 and was runner up in 1920 and 1923. Her Victorian championships came in 1907, 1909, 1910, 1923 and 1927. She played for the Victorian team in 1922 and from 1924 to 1930.

Harry Williams Harry won the Victorian Amateur Championship in 1931, 1934, 1935, 1936 and 1939, and the Australian Amateur for the second time in 1937. When the renowned left-hander won the Victorian Amateur as a 16-yearold in 1931 and the national title a few weeks later in Sydney he was heralded in the press. This attention was helped along by the fact that New South Wales had a 16-year-old state champion in Jim Ferrier and their rivalry was a bright spot for sports fans in the wake of the Great Depression.

Gladys Hay Gladys was one of the outstanding personalities in the development of women’s golf in Australia and a founder of the Australian Ladies’

Golf Union (ALGU). She won the Victorian Amateur Championship in 1914, 1920 and 1921, and was national champion in 1922. The trophy was approved by the ALGU and the “Gladys Hay Memorial Cup” goes each year to the winner of the interstate team competition.

Hon Michael Scott Michael has the distinction of winning the first ever Australian Open in 1904 and again in 1907 but his achievements were not restricted to this part of the world. While is Australia, Michael won four Australian Amateurs, five Victorian Amateurs, the Riversdale Cup and scores of other events, including four club championships in a row at Royal Melbourne from 1907. The crowning glory of his remarkable career was winning the British Amateur in 1933, a couple of weeks short of his 55th birthday.

Margaret Masters Margie made headlines after winning the national championships of four countries, New Zealand in 1956, South Africa in 1957, Australia in 1958 and Canada in 1964. She played in ten Victorian teams as an amateur and represented Australia nine times between 1954 and 1959. She also won the Victorian Championship five times, 1957, 1959, 1961, 1962 and 1963, and shared the 1958 Australian Foursomes Championship with Joan Fletcher.

The awards were presented at the Victorian Golf Industry Awards Night held at the MCG on June 1, 2013.

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Glenda Clarke (Women’s Country).

administration report GENERAL MEETINGS

Direct liaison with country golf delegates was achieved through the conduct of the Country Conference attended by representatives from Men’s and Women’s Districts and Women’s District delegates during March in Melbourne. GOVERNANCE & STRUCTURAL REVIEW Sport Business Partners (SBP) was appointed by Golf Victoria to conduct a high-level Governance and Structural review of the sport in Victoria in consultation with the Board, Management, and a Working Group including key stakeholders. The broad purpose of the review was to undertake a formative and developmental process aimed at strengthening the Governance and Structure of the sport and assisting the delivery of the business and programs of golf in the state of Victoria. Most importantly, the review was also to assist the sport move towards a more efficient working model that enables the game to grow and prosper. The Board adopted the report including 22 recommendations to streamline the structure and operation of the organisation. A series of Melbourne and Regional Forums were held in mid-2013 to provide clubs and Districts with the opportunity to discuss the outcomes of the review. BOARD; CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEE & SUB-COMMITTEES The Golf Victoria Board met on six occasions during 2013 with a

feature reports and scores from all State level events played within Victoria as well as serve as a major communication source with Victorian Clubs, Districts and golfers on a range of sport specific matters. In 2013, the website attracted 426,500 sessions.

The Board was supported by seven Committees and two Sub-Groups (as listed on page 1) which handled operational matters delegated to them by the Board and provided input into Golf Victoria policy and planning.

FINANCE

GOLF VICTORIA STAFF 17 full-time staff and 5 part-time permanent staff were employed by Golf Victoria during 2013, working from the Notting Hill premises. The office, which opens on weekdays during business hours, handles the events and business of the organisation and deals with club, District, League and public enquiries on all aspects of golf. A four-person MyGolf Development Team was also maintained in 2013 to assist clubs with junior golf recruiting and development. MAGAZINE 2013 represented the 54th year for the publication of the Golf Victoria Magazine as a communications vehicle for the organisation. The magazine remains as a high quality, low-cost service to record Victorian golf events and history and to air issues of importance to the health of the game and clubs. Six full color editions were published in 2013.Thanks are recorded to Brian Meldrum (Editor), Susan Shields (Manager), Ray Kelsall (Advertising) and the team of skilled journalists and photographers who contributed to its ongoing success and service to the Victorian Golf community. WEBSITE The Golf Victoria website www.golfvic.org.au continued to

Golf Victoria recorded a deficit of $47,332 for 2013 compared with a deficit of $125,893 in 2012. The Detailed Profit and Loss on page 30 of this report outlines the areas of movement from 2012 to 2013. LIAISON Golf Victoria’s work cannot be fully effective without continued cooperation and liaison with a range of allied organizations. Our thanks are extended to the following: - Golf Australia - Department of Victorian Communities (Sport and Recreation) - Clubs Victoria - Community Clubs Association of Victoria - State Directors of Sport - Vicsport - Victorian Health Promotion Foundation - Golf Management Australia (Victorian Division) - Victorian Institute of Sport - Victorian Golf Course Superintendents Association - Veteran Golfers Association - State Golf Associations - School Sport Victoria - Professional Golfers Association of Australia - Australian Ladies Professional Golf - Victorian Employers’ Chamber of Commerce and Industry - Heart Foundation

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The Annual General Meeting was conducted at the Metropolitan Golf Club on May 27 with attendance from Member Clubs, Men’s and Women’s District Golf Associations and the Victorian Golf League. Thanks are extended to Metropolitan Golf Club for its support in hosting the second Annual Meeting of Golf Victoria.

focus on policy and development priorities. In addition, a strategic planning workshop was held at the Peninsula Country Golf Club during December involving Board and senior staff to review and update the Golf Victoria Strategic Plan for publication in 2014.

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US MASTERS Adam Scott from Queensland created history in April 2013, becoming the first Australian to win the US Masters in Augusta, Georgia. Scott won on the secondextra hole of a sudden-death play-off against Argentina’s Angel Cabrera after both players had tied on 72-hole totals of 279 (nineunder-par). Victoria’s Marc Leishman, playing in the same group as Scott during the final round, returned a four round total of five-under 283 to be tied for fourth with World No. 1, Tiger Woods. AUSTRALIAN OPENS; AUSTRALIAN MASTERS & WORLD CUP The Men’s Australian Open was played at The Royal Sydney Golf Club during November with the event attracting an outstanding field with Ireland’s Rory McIlroy winning his first National title. The 24-year-old fired a final round 66 for a four round total of 270 (18-under-par) to win by one-stroke from Queensland’s Adam Scott.

During November, the composite course at the Royal Melbourne Golf Club played host to both the 2013 Talisker (Australian) Masters and World Cup in consecutive weeks. Queensland’s Adam Scott won the Australian Masters by two-strokes over Matt Kuchar from the United States with a 72hole total of 270 (14-under-par). The following week, Scott partnered fellow Queenslander Jason Day to win the World Cup with an aggregate score of 17-under-par 551. The pair finished 10-strokes clear of the United States team of Matt Kuchar and Kevin Streelman. Day also took the leading individual honours with a 72-hole total of 10-under 274 to win by two-strokes from Denmark’s Thomas Bjorn. The Women’s Australian Open was played at the Royal Canberra Golf Club during mid-February with Jiyai Shin from Korea winning her inaugural National title. Shin closed with a final round of 72 for a total of 274 (18-underpar) to outlast Taiwan’s Yani Tseng by two-strokes. The 2013 Championship was co-sanctioned 2013 Victorian Open Women’s Championship Winner Stacey Keating and 2013 Victorian Open Men’s Championship Winner Matthew Giles.

10 2013 US Masters Champion, Adam Scott (Australia).

with the US LPGA Tour for the second successive year. MEN’S & WOMEN’S VICTORIAN OPENS With appreciated support from the State Government and the City of Greater Geelong, the 2013 Men’s and Women’s Victorian Opens were simultaneously played over 72-holes at the 13th Beach Golf Links from Thursday 21 to Sunday 24 February. The prize money was identical with $150,000 on offer for each respective title. The opening two rounds of the Women’s Victorian Open were held on the Creek course while the opening two rounds of the Men’s Championship were played on the Beach course. The final two rounds were then played in conjunction on the Beach course over the weekend of February 23 - 24 including alternate groups of men and women players. The Men’s Championship was won by New South Wales professional Matthew Giles with a four round total of 275 (13-under-par). Joint runners-up were former Victorian Colts representative Ryan Lynch

and amateur, Nathan Holman from the Woodlands Golf Club on 276 The Women’s Championship was won by Creswick’s Stacey Keating who produced a stellar performance in carding an 18-under par total of 278. 26-yearold Keating won by two-strokes from England’s Hannah Burke and Kristie Smith from Western Australia on 280. MAJOR EVENTS Zach Murray from the Commonwealth & Wodonga Golf Clubs won the 2013 Men’s Victorian Amateur Championship defeating Metropolitan’s Todd Sinnott one-up.

Murray, at 16 years of age, becomes the second youngest champion in men’s history whilst Oh became the first back-to-back women’s winner since Natalie Parkinson in 1997-98. All match play rounds of the 2013 Men’s & Women’s Victorian Amateur Championships were played concurrently at the Commonwealth & Kingston Heath Golf Clubs culminating with the 36-hole finals on Wednesday 18 December. The stroke qualifying rounds of the Men’s & Women’s Victorian

21-year-old Andrew Schonewille from the Yarra Yarra Golf Club took out the Men’s Port Phillip Amateur with a four round total of 280 to win by one-stroke from Commonwealth’s Lucas Herbert. Su-Hyun Oh was victorious in the Women’s Port Phillip Amateur with a four round total of 278 while Minjee Lee was runner-up on 280. During January, the Men’s and Women’s Australian Amateur Championships were simultaneously staged in Melbourne at the Commonwealth Golf Club. The 36-hole finals saw Queensland’s Cameron Smith win the Men’s Championship in defeating Victorian Geoff Drakeford from Commonwealth 3 & 2 while Western Australia’s Minjee Lee won the Women’s Championship by defeating Jenny Lee from South Australia 6 & 5. FURTHER COMPETITION HIGHLIGHTS DURING 2013 - During October, the 14th Australian Masters Games were hosted within the City of Greater

Geelong. Golf was one of over 60 participating sports with 215 men and women aged 30 and over playing on three separate days of competition. Special thanks are extended to the Barwon Heads, Lonsdale, 13th Beach, Curlewis, Portarlington and Clifton Springs Golf Clubs for hosting and the Geelong and South Western District Ladies Districts for assisting with the conduct of the events. - Following an approach from the State Department of Health, Golf Victoria undertook a coordinating role in the Victorian Seniors Festival golf competition played from October to November. 1100 senior men and women golfers participated in one of 21 separate events with 88 progressing to the State Final held at the Novotel Forest Resort Creswick on November 14. - The 2013 Men’s Senior Amateur Championship of Victoria was held at the Rosebud Country Club in October for the fourth consecutive year. The Championship was won by Buninyong’s Chris Tatt a 54hole total of 218. The 63-year-old former Victorian State player won by three-strokes from Bendigo’s Ian Frost. - The Victorian Women’s Veteran’s Championship was won by Horsham’s Jenny McRae with a 2&1 victory over Heather Gellatly from Huntingdale in the 18-hole final played at the Horsham Golf Club. Victorian Vic V icc tor to orr ian o ia an a n Mid-Amateur Miid M d--A d-A -A m mat ma atteur a eu e u urr Championship Cha C Ch h mp mp mpi piions onship on nship ns hip hi ip ffo for or m men en & en women between 30-54 w wo wom omen om en aged ag age a ge ge d b ettw e etw t we ee een en 3 en 30 0-5 --54 54 54 Winners, Wi Win W in n in ner ne er s, s, Lisa Liiisa Lis L issa Holmquest Ho ollm olm l mq que qu ue u est st Daniel Ong ((Sandhurst) (Sa (S Sa S andh andh ndh hurs urrrsst) u t) and and an nd Da D an nie iel O ie ng ng (Kingston Heath). (Ki ((K Kiing K ngs ngs gstton to on on He H e eath ath a at tth h))..

2013 Men’s Victorian Amateur Winner Zach Murray and 2013 Women’s Victorian Amateur Winner Su-Hyun Oh.

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The 2013 Women’s Victorian Amateur was won by seventeenyear-old Su-Hyun Oh from Metropolitan Golf Club for the second year in succession by defeating Western Australian teenager Minjee Lee 3 & 2.

Amateur Championships were also incorporated within the Port Phillip Amateur Championship played over 72-holes at the Kingston Heath and Commonwealth Golf Clubs from Friday 13 - Sunday 15 December. The leading 32 men and leading 16 women progressed to the respective match play rounds of the Men’s & Women’s Victorian Amateur titles

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- The Victorian Mid-Amateur Championship, for men & women aged between 30-54, was played over 36-holes at the Sandhurst Club & Southern Golf Club in mid-January. Kingston Heath’s Daniel Ong won the men’s title with a score of 145 while Lisa Holmquest from Sandhurst took out the women’s title with a score of 157. - The 2013 Victorian Women’s Par Three Championship returned to the Kyabram Parklands Golf Club in June. Catherine Odgers from Wodonga won the event with a 36-hole total of 124 by four-strokes from Metropolitan’s Michelle Hui and Jessica Pickwick from Kilmore. - The Victorian Men’s Par Three Championship was also played at the Kyabram Parkland over the June long weekend. Barham’s Andrew Kane won the 54-hole event with a total of 173 from a full field of 90 players competing for the title. - The Victorian Four Ball Championship again proved to be the most popular Golf Victoria

event for club level golfers. Close to 700 pairs of men and women entered the Four Ball event again in 2013. - The 36-hole final for 100 qualifying pairs was held at the Rosebud Country Club and The National Golf Club in late March. Mansfield pair Patricia Stiles and Jenny Foster took out the Women’s Section while Woodlands Michael Meneghini and Michael O’Donnell from Commercial Albury won the Men’s Section. - Kingswood junior Bianca Ling won the 2013 Women’s Champion of Champions title played at Patterson River during November. Ling defeated Victoria’s Kono Matsumuto 1up in the 36-hole final. SENIORS GOLF The Victorian Senior Golf Program continues to evolve to provide a well structured and organised series of events across the State. A total of 26 events were conducted across Victoria in 2013 with 688 players participating with Michael Jackson from the Yarra Yarra Golf 2013 Victorian Junior Girls Masters Winner Montana Strauss and 2013 Victorian Junior Boys Masters Winner DJ Loypur.

2013 Doug Bachli Trophy Winner Michael Jackson (Yarra Yarra).

Club winning the Doug Bachli Trophy for second time. In 2013, the Victorian Senior Handicap Trophy was renamed the Paul Lulofs Trophy in memory of Paul’s strong contribution to the development of the program since 2005. Paul passed away in April after a battle with cancer in melanoma. In addition to providing competition and social network opportunity for senior players, senior golf events contribute financially to host clubs and bring significant tourism and economic benefit to their local and regional economies. JUNIOR GOLF - In January, DJ Loypur from The Heritage won the Victorian Junior Boys Masters by twostrokes with a total of 217. Long Island’s Montana Strauss took out the Victorian Junior Girls Masters with a score of 225. Due to extreme heat, the event was reduced to 54-holes. - The format for the Victorian Boys & Girls Championships was changed in 2013 to a 72-hole stroke play event and hosted by

also highlighting their emerging golf talent.

the Yarra Yarra and Northern Golf Clubs. Frazer Droop from Commonwealth and Yarrawonga won the Victorian Junior Boys title with a 72-hole total of 277 (11-under-par).

- Played over 21 events in total, and conducted by both Stuart Appleby Junior Golf and host clubs, the final was a great culmination to a year of strong performances by some of our best young players.

- Played concurrently with the Victorian Boy’s Championship, Celina Yuan from Bankstown in NSW won the 2013 Victorian Junior Girls’ Championship with a total of 301 (13-over-par).

COUNTRY GOLF

- The Girls Champion was Kono Matsumoto from Victoria who fired a career best round of 71 (two-under par) on the final day to finish on 294 (two-over par) for the tournament. - Levi Sclater and Ashni Solanki took out the 2013 Stuart Appleby Junior Golf Rookie Series Final and Rookie of the Year honours. Other winners in the final included Ashish Sudarsanan in the Boys Under 15 section and Nasya Sohail in the Girls Under 15 section, with runners up Thomas Farmakis and Keeley Marx in the Under 11 sections

In the District Teams Competition, the Ballarat District won the Shield Competition for the second time in three years. The Plate was won by Sunraysia while the Bowl was taken out by the East Gippsland District. The Victorian Country Team defeated the South Australian Country Team 13.5 matches to 2.5 in the 23rd annual match played at the Portland Golf Club in early November. Victorian was represented by Craig Boucher - Midlands (Captain); Levi Burns - Horsham; Tom Cowie Trafalgar; Simon Goggin - Hamilton; Kyle Michel - Shepparton; Andrew Schonewille - Rosebud; Ben Campbell - Edenhope and Graham Rentsch - Hamilton. The team was managed by Mark Bamford and John Snowden.

2013 Victorian Junior Boys Title Winner Frazer Droop.

Bianca Ling from 13th Beach took out the Championship by defeating Kilmore’s Jessica Pickwick 4&3 in the 18-hole final. The Women’s Country Teams event was played in Melbourne during late August. South Western won the Division 1 title; Mornington Peninsula took out Division 2 while Northern were successful in Division 3. The Victorian Women’s Sand Greens Championship was held at the Elmore Golf Club with Helen Pascoe from Buninyong taking the title with a 36-hole total of 166 by four-strokes Martina Whelan of the Grampians. Edward Carracher followed in his father’s footsteps with victory at the 2013 Men’s Victorian Sand Greens Championship played at Beechworth Golf Club in early July. Carracher returned a two round total of 134 to win by three-strokes from Parklands’ James Brown. Carracher’s father, Lance won the title in 1988. The Men’s Victorian Country Teams Championship was played at the Nhill Golf Club in early October with 29 teams from across the State participating. Warrnambool Golf Club won the 2013 Stuart Appleby Junior Golf Rookie Series Final and Rookie of the Year Winners Ashni Solanki and Levi Sclater.

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- The Murray River Junior Masters was played in December at the Cobram- Barooga and Tocumwal Golf Clubs. The Boys Champion was Brett Coletta from Sandhurst who stormed home with rounds of 67 and 68 over the final 36 holes. Brett returned a tournament record score of 281 (seven-under par). A new tournament low round of 65 was returned on the last day by David Micheluzzi from Cranbourne.

The 84th Annual Men’s Country Golf Week was played in Melbourne during early October. Lucas Herbert from Neangar Park won the 2013 Men’s Victorian Country Championship played at Settlers Run & Royal Melbourne with a 36-hole total of 147.

The 2013 Women’s Victorian Country Championship, the Glenelg Cup and the Country Foursomes were played at the Cobram-Barooga Golf Club during August.

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competitions report event with the three-man team of David Holscher, Chris White and Kain Walker returning a threeround score of 292 stableford points to win by two points from Mortlake and Cerberus.

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GOLF VICTORIA PENNANT Yarra Yarra Golf Club won backto-back Men’s Division 1 titles by defeating Southern four and a half matches to two and a half in the final played over the West course at the Royal Melbourne Golf Club. Other Divisional winners were Cheltenham (Division 2); Long Island (Div 3); Rossdale (Div 4); Patterson River (Div 5) and Churchill Park (Division 6). Commonwealth took out the Division 1 Colts Final for the second successive year by defeating Yarra Yarra three matches to two. An ongoing highlight of the Pennant year was the joint staging of Men’s and Women’s finals at the same venues. Large galleries attended all four venues, particularly at Royal Melbourne where Metropolitan were successful in taking out

Division 1 of Women’s Pennant with a fi ve match to two victory over Heidelberg. 2013 was the fourth year in which Women’s Pennant was played on Sunday’s, with 37 clubs competing across five Divisions. Other Divisional winners were Huntingdale (Division 2); Spring Valley (Division 3); Medway (Division 4) and Box Hill (Division 5). STATE TEAMS The Victorian Men’s State Team finished fourth to Queensland at the 2013 Australian Interstate Teams Matches held at the Tasmania Golf Club during May. The Victorian State Team consisted of Geoff Drakeford; Ben Eccles; Lucas Herbert; Nathan Holman; Anthony Houston; Ryan Ruffels; Todd Sinnott and Tom Power Horan. The Team Manager was Brian Lasky, with Martin Joyce the Team Coach. The Victorian Women’s State Team won the 2013 Australian Interstate Teams Matches held at the Royal Hobart Golf Club during May. The Victorian Women’s State Team consisted of Jo Charlton

2013 Men’s Victorian Country Championship Winner Lucas Herbet.

14 2013 Women’s Country Teams Event Division 1 Title Winners, South Western.

(Captain), Bianca Ling, Grace Lennon, Julienne Soo; Su Hyun Oh and Tilly Poulsen. The Team Manager was Kate Dunn with Darren Cole the Team Coach. The Victorian Junior Boys Team finished runners-up behind winners Queensland at the 2013 Australian Boys’ Interstate Series, played at the Bunbury Golf Club in Western Australia during mid-April. The team consisted of Brett Colletta, DJ Loypur, Frazer Droop, Lucas Herbert, David Micheluzzi and Ryan Ruffels. The Team Manager was Mark Bamford with David Capaldo the team coach. Blake Collyer and Zach Murray also travelled with the team as development players and participated in the Australian Junior Boys Championship. The Victorian Junior Girls Team finished in a tie for second behind winners Western Australia at the 2013 Australian Girls’ Interstate Series, played at the Mt Lawley Golf Club in Western Australia during early April. The team consisted of Bianca Ling, Olivia Kline, Julienne Soo,

Montana Strauss, Evelyn Clark and Georgia Macklan. The Team Manager was Annette Pell with Darren Cole the Team Coach.

2013 Golf Victoria Pennant Men’s Division 1 Title Winners Yarra Yarra Golf Club.

2013 Golf Victoria Pennant Women’s Division 1 Title Winners Metropolitan Golf Club.

AUSTRALIAN REPRESENTATION Victorian players participated as Australian representatives in the following events during 2013: • Su-Hyun Oh: Queen Sirikit Cup (Taiwan). • Grace Lennon: Queen Sirikit Cup (Taiwan). • Ryan Ruffels: Ten Nations Cup (South Africa); Toyota World Junior (Japan).

• Lucas Herbert: Ten Nations Cup (South Africa); Toyota World Junior (Japan). Through funding provided by the Victorian Golf Foundation, six Victorian players participated in the 2013 Ladies British Open Amateur Championship played at Machynys Peninsula Golf & Country Club in Wales from June 11 - 15.

2013 Victorian Junior Boys State Team.

2013 Victorian Junior Girls State Team.

The six players were Jo Charlton; Grace Daniell; Bianca Ling; Grace Lennon; Su-Hyun Oh & Julienne Soo. Highlights of the involvement included Su-Hyun Oh finishing as joint leading qualifi er with rounds of 71 and 70 with Grace Lennon also qualifying for the match play rounds. 2013 Women’s Victorian Country Championship Winner Bianca Ling.

2013 Queen Sirikit Winning Team.

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• Geoff Drakeford: Ten Nations Cup (South Africa); Nomura Cup (Thailand).

15 2013 Men’s Victorian Sand Greens Championship Winner Edward Carracher.

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VICTORIAN INSTITUTE OF SPORT

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VICTORIAN GOLF FOUNDATION

The Victorian Institute of Sport Golf Program has played a pivotal role in developing Victoria’s leading players since its introduction in 1990. Each year graduates from the program and current scholarship holders feature prominently in pinnacle amateur competitions and world professional golf tournaments.

During 2013, a total of $225, 274 was provided by the Victorian Golf Foundation in grants to clubs and District Associations and for support to state-level golf development programs. The majority of this funding is directed towards junior golf development and women’s participation initiatives.

VIS Golf Program graduates have achieved an outstanding record of tournament wins including in excess of fifty victories on the US PGA Tour, European PGA and Australasian PGA tours plus other victories in major events in South Africa, Japan and Asia.

Since the commencement of its annual funding and grants program in 1995, the VGF has injected a total of over $3.5 million towards keeping Victorian golf and golf clubs healthy.

This record stands as testament to the contribution made to junior development and high performance by Victoria’s golf clubs, District Associations, Golf Victoria and the world recognised quality of the VIS program and the ongoing level of excellence in its coaching, sports science and life skill contributions. Congratulations and thanks are extended to Martin Joyce (Head Coach), Darren Cole (Assistant Coach) and the team of VIS sports science professionals and support staff who have worked so successfully with our talented emerging players.

MYGOLF JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT PROJECT

The MyGolf National Skills Challenge continued to grow the game throughout Victoria. The project again received financial support via a Victorian State Government grant that contributed to a team of four Development Officers actively visiting all parts of the State.

Support with equipment has been again provided through a valued “Titleist” partnership with the Acushnet company.

Since this initiative commenced in 2009 until the end of 2013, the program has now engaged 145 MyGolf centres and 2252 MyGolfers including 1750 boys and 502 girls. During 2013, 301 boys and 84 girls were recruited into Victorian MyGolf programs. Golf Victoria’s aim for 2014 is to increase the annual recruitment number to over 600.

Thanks are also extended to all golf clubs which assisted the program by making their courses available for training sessions.

For many clubs this program is breathing new life into their activities, not only with increased junior activity but also with

renewed enthusiasm from older members. Regional “Skills Challenges” were conducted for juniors as part of the project with the leading players invited to the Skills Challenge Final conducted in conjunction with the Victorian Open Championship. VICTORIAN PRIMARY SCHOOLS GOLF

The Logical Staffing Victorian Primary Schools Golf event entered its 14th year in 2013 with the participatory competition attracting a record 2792 primary school students throughout the State. Thirty-two percent of all participants were female students. Over 48 local qualifying events, 11 regional finals and a State Final hosted at Kooringal Golf Club during December were required to allow for the growth of the event from 1305 participants in 2012. In 2014 Golf Victoria will be aiming to have 4000 primary school students participate in this great event. Thanks are once again extended to Logical Staffing Solutions for its ongoing sponsorship and support of this important event and all host venues. SCHOOL SPORT VICTORIA PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT

During 2013, Golf Victoria and School Sport Victoria (SSV) signed a partnership agreement to formalise the longstanding relationship between the two bodies. Key elements of the agreement include: • Ongoing financial & clothing support for the Victorian

Secondary and Primary School teams provided by the Victorian Golf Foundation. • Direct conduct of the Victorian Primary Schools Golf event on behalf of SSV – including annual coordination of 60 host venues for the event. • Supporting the annual Victorian School Teams Championship at the Metropolitan Golf Club as Victorian Secondary School Team selection trial event. SSV will use its state championship as the other stage of the selection process.

WOMEN’S GOLF DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVES

GOLF CLUB OR SOCIAL GOLF CLUB MEMBERSHIP People can play in Club and Golf Victoria Events.

START TO PLAY SOCIAL GOLF NETWORK Allows people with or without a handicap the opportunity to experience 9 and 18 hole events.

WOMEN’S GOLF NETWORK Upskills Women to progress from clinics to on-course play in a supportive environment.

LEARN TO PLAY GIVE GOLF A GO Introduces people of all ages to golf through a series of clinics that are offered across Victoria. Level 1 Beginner: for complete novice Level 2 Intermediate: for people with some golf experience.

COME & TRY GOLF OPEN-DAYS Enables Men, Women and Children the opportunity to try golf in a fun and relaxed atmosphere.

The Give Golf a Go (GGAG) Program introduced over 700 women to golf in 2013 through a number of initiatives conducted in 33 clubs around Victoria. Clubs which conducted GGAG all reported increases in membership. A major focus was in encouraging a greater number of regional clubs involved with women’s golf development activities. In addition over 100 women involved with Social Golf Network were engaged as on-course mentors for women progressing out of GGAG programs.

Golf Victoria also reviewed and documented its Adult Development Pathway in 2013 as follows: 2013 MyGolf National Skills Challenge.

Steps 1 & 2 of the Give Golf a Go Program are aimed at introducing the game and consolidating skill development while Steps 3 & 4 then aim to create links from clinics and skill acquisition to course and introduction to modified membership categories. A further highlight in 2013 was working with regional clubs which did not have golf professionals. Community Coaching Courses were conducted to enable clubs in remote areas to have the skills and confidence to facilitate the Level 1 Give Golf a Go program with members coordinating various activities.

EVERYONE WINS Golf Victoria has received funding from the Victorian Health Promotion Foundation over the period of 2011-2014 to increase female participation in all aspects of golf and to ensure golf is a welcoming, inclusive and accessible sport for all. Highlights in 2013 have been: • Ongoing commitment to the growth of women’s golf in the Golf Victoria Strategic Plan. • Golf Victoria collaborated with PGA to development a Female Coaching Module, which was embedded in the 2nd year trainee’s curriculum as of 2014. • The 2013 Anglesea Girls Golf Camp, first year that all service providers were female. • Government Liaison Manager employed.

Golf Victoria revised its former Women’s Golf Network (WGN) to become the Social Golf Network (SGN) in 2013 to provide an inclusive development program for men and women. The SGN program caters for players progressing from beginner level through development programs conducted at clubs and driving ranges to regularly playing golf to ultimately joining clubs. Over twenty events were carried out during the year including a major Open Golf Days held at Sandhurst and Yarra Bend.

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• Continuing to source venues for the SSV Junior / Senior State Golf finals.

CONTINUE TO PLAY

2013 Logical Staffing Victorian Primary Schools Golf event.

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golf services RULES OF GOLF & AMATEUR STATUS

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The Club Level Rules Accreditation Program again attracted strong participation with workshops/ exams held in both Metropolitan and Country Areas throughout 2013.

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In addition, 9 Club Level accredited referees progressed their rules knowledge and successfully completed the State Level Accreditation Program held during the year. At the conclusion of 2013, there were 174 State Level and 1487 Club Accredited persons at 243 clubs within Victoria. In addition to the Accreditation Courses: • Over 40 rules education nights were conducted at clubs throughout Victoria. • Rules & Amateur Status enquiries from around Victoria and were answered by the Golf Victoria office and Rules Committee members. HANDICAPPING & COURSE RATING The Golf Victoria Handicapping and Course Rating Committee and the large number of volunteer course raters across the State continued with course rating throughout 2013 in preparation for the introduction of the final components of the revised Golf Australia Handicap System in early 2014 including the use of Slope Course Ratings across the nation.

Capital City to outline all key aspects to State bodies and metropolitan club representatives. Throughout August, Golf Victoria conducted 32 handicap seminars statewide presenting to over 1,000 club representatives. 95 % of Victorian clubs attended these seminars thus enabling them time to prepare for the introduction of the final stage of the new Golf Australia Handicap System Particular attention was given to the following components that were to be introduced in January 2014: • DSR (Daily Scratch Rating) • Slope Rating • SHA (Stableford Handicap Adjustment) • Handicapping of conforming Social Scores. • Handicapping of Four-ball scores • Changes to 9 hole regulations Golf Victoria’s Handicapping and Course Rating Committee continued to liaise with and answer course rating and handicapping queries from member clubs, the Victorian Golf League, Country District Associations and clubs and be responsible for authorising completed USGA Course Ratings. STATE GOVERNMENT OF VICTORIA – SUPPORT

Additional updating/training course rating seminars were staged during the year while Committee representatives visited Victorian regional locations to both assist with the conduct of ratings and provide developmental support and training for raters.

Golf Victoria gratefully acknowledges the financial support and consultative advice received from the State Government of Victoria towards the following projects in 2013:

In June, Golf Australia confirmed the final components of Golf Australia Handicapping System and facilitated seminars in each

• Girls Golf Network Program

• MyGolf Junior Development Program • Women into Golf Program • Men’s & Women’s Victorian Open

SPONSORS Sincere appreciation is extended to all Golf Victoria sponsors including those that partnered programs and events plus the many that supported the Vic Open at Thirteenth Beach Golf Links. Pictured below are a selection of major sponsors.

2013 results: women EVENT

COURSE

WINNER/S

SCORE

RUNNER/S-UP

Amateur Championship

Dec 16-18

Commonwealth & Kingston Heath

Su-Hyun Oh (Metropolitan)

3/2

Minjee Lee (Royal Fremantle)

SCORE

Victorian Medallist

Dec 16-18

Commonwealth & Kingston Heath

Su-Hyun Oh (Metropolitan)

278

Minjee Lee (Royal Fremantle)

280

Open

Feb 21-24

Thirteenth Beach

Stacey Keating (VIC)

278

Kristie Smith (WA) & Hannah Burke (ENG)

280

The Heritage

Johanna Wyllie (Tambo Valley) & Bianca Ling (Kingswood)

165

Jennifer Carden (Royal Melbourne) & Caroline Edwards (Royal Melbourne)

170

Julienne Soo (Woodlands)

67.666

Bianca Ling (Kingswood)

68.666

Bianca Ling (Kingswood)

1 up

Kono Matsumoto (Victoria)

Foursomes Championship

Oct 27

Champions Trophy

2013

Champion of Champions

Nov 18-21

Gwenda Anderson Trophy

Nov 18-19

Michelle Hui (Metropolitan)

147

Joan Fisher Trophy

Nov 18-19

Bianca Ling (Kingswood)

147

Victorian Salver

Nov 18-19

Patterson River & Riversdale

Marion Venn (Terang)

170

Anna Gavardinas (Victoria)

Country Championship

July 29-Aug 2

Cobram-Barooga

Bianca Ling (13th Beach)

4/3

Jessica Pickwick (Kilmore)

Betty Kernot Trophy

Bianca Ling (13th Beach), Catherine Odgers (Wodonga), Jessica Pickwick (Kilmore) & Casey Wild (Wodonga)

162 (Tied)

Glenelg Cup - Nett

Jan Hemphill (Yarrawonga Mulwala)

148

Kylie Golding (Warragul)

150

Marion Dwyer Foursomes

Catherine Odgers (Wodonga) & Casey Wild (Wodonga)

155

Jessica Pickwick (Kilmore) & Johanna Wyllie (Tambo Valley)

160

Jenny McRae (Horsham)

2/1

Heather Gellatly (Huntingdale)

55 - 59 Years

Heather Gellatly (Huntingdale)

160

60 - 64 Years

Heather Harley (Kooringal)

164 (c / b)

65 - 69 Years

Valda Connelly (Anglesea)

177

70+ Years

Beryl Drake (Warrnambool)

184

Marysville

Rebecca Thomas (Leongatha)

158

Adele Huggard (Sandhurst)

159

RACV Cape Schanck

Marg Slessar (Box Hill)

69 pts

Rachel Piastri (RACV Cape Schanck)

68 pts

Senior Championship

Business Women’s

Mar 18-21

Mar 2-3

Salver

Patterson River & Riversdale

Horsham

171

Victorian Sandgreens

Sep 10-11

Elmore

Helen Pascoe (Buninyong)

166

Martina Whelan (Grampians)

170

Victorian Par 3

Jun 5-6

Kyabram Parkland

Catherine Odgers (Wodonga)

124

Michelle Hui (Metropolitan)

128 (C/B)

Victorian Mid-Amateur

May 26-27

Sandhurst & Southern

Lisa Holmquest (Sandhurst)

157

Geraldine O’Callaghan (Southern)

158

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WOMEN’S PENNANT Division 1

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DATE

May 19

Royal Melbourne

Metropolitan

5

Heidelberg

2

2013 results: women EVENT

DATE

COURSE

WINNER/S

SCORE

RUNNER/S-UP

SCORE

WOMEN’S PENNANT (continued)... Division 2

May 19

Yarra Yarra

Huntingdale

4

Victoria

3

Division 3

May 19

Patterson River

Spring Valley

6

Green Acres

1

Division 4

May 19

Latrobe

Medway

4.5

Keysborough

2.5

Division 5

May 19

Yarra Yarra

Box Hill

4

Rossdale

3 4.5 / 28

WOMEN’S METROPOLITAN MATCHPLAY Division 1

Mar-May

Huntingdale

5 / 32

Victoria

Division 2

Mar-May

Southern

6 / 32

Eastwood

5 / 28

Division 3

Mar-May

Long Island

5 / 27

The Heritage

4.5 / 27.5

Division 4

Mar-May

Kingswood

4 / 23

Rossdale

4 / 22.5

Division 5

Mar-May

Patterson River

5 / 31

Medway

4 / 22

OTHER EVENTS

Mar 4

Croydon (Yering Meadows)

Eastern Sharon Bridgman, Magda Shepley & Kooiyong Tjangdjaja

91

Southern Barbara Burridge, Nieo Vatanopast & Irene Day

82

Division 1

Aug 26-28

Spring Valley, Peninsula, Victoria

South Western

3 / 16.5

East Gippsland

2.5 / 15.5

Division 2

Aug 26-28

Cranbourne, Amstel (Ranfurlie), Victoria

Mornington Peninsula

3.5 / 20.5

Ballarat

3 / 15.5

Division 3

Aug 26-28

Spring Valley, Amstel (Ranfurlie)

Northern

3 / 15.5

North Western

2 / 11.5

Lynette Coxon (Terang)

41 pts

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Bronze Teams’ Event

COUNTRY TEAMS MATCHES

Doris Chambers Cup Final 1

Oct 18

Amstel (Ranfurlie)

AM - Tina Ulrick & Rosie Jakobi (Victoria) 35 points PM - Pat Coles & Marg Wylie (Traralgon) 38 points AM - Erane Goodman & Leah Boyd (Shepparton) 37 points

Doris Chambers Cup Final 2

Oct 18

Goonawarra

Silver Spoon

Oct 28

Spring Valley

Sue Bishop (Rosanna)

42 pts

Silver Division Metropolitan

Club Event

Maragaret Leeds (Keysborough)

-7

Silver Division - Country

PM - Julie Trask & Pat Cook (St James) 37 points

MONA MACLEOD BROOCH

Club Event

Julie Trask (St James)

-13

Bronze Division Metropolitan

Club Event

Nerida Eastoe (Heidelberg)

-1

Bronze Division - Country

Club Event

Audrey Gurtner (Orbost)

-12

Silver Division

Club Event

Nicole Wardlan (Avoca)

-9

Pam Newton (Rainbow)

-6

Bronze 1 Division

Club Event

Margaret Wallace (Cobram-Barooga)

-10

Joanne Drysdale (Spring Valley)

-9

Bronze 2 Division

Club Event

Joan Sherman (Merrigum)

-6

Trish Blakeslee (Warrnambool)

-6

INTERNATIONAL BOWL

AUTUMN COUNTRY TOURNAMENT Ruby McKenzie Trophy (Autumn)

Apr 30-May 1

Murray Downs

Stephanie Robinson (Sanctuary Lakes)

158

Helen Pascoe (Buninyong)

160

Vi Teesdale Trophy (Autumn)

Apr 30-May 1

Murray Downs

Rosalie Drill (Rich River)

147

Stephanie Robinson (Sanctuary Lakes)

148 (C/B)

SPRING COUNTRY TOURNAMENT

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Ruby McKenzie Trophy (Spring)

Nov 12-13

Hill Top & Shepparton

Sallyanne Eaton (Ballarat)

160

Judy Langford (Wodonga)

161

Vi Teesdale Trophy (Spring)

Nov 12-13

Hill Top & Shepparton

Sallyanne Eaton (Ballarat)

142

Margie Sneyd (Shepparton)

147

Royal Women’s Hospital 4BBB

Sept 13

Peninsula

Helen Ericson & May Wong (The Heritage)

49 pts

Simone Iafrate & Jacqui Priestly (Victoria)

41 pts

2013 results: mens & mixed EVENT

COURSE

WINNER/S

SCORE

RUNNER/S-UP

Amateur

Dec 16-18

Commonwealth & Kingston Heath

Zach Murray (Commonwealth)

1 up

Todd Sinnott (Metropolitan)

SCORE

Victorian Medallist

Dec 13-15

Commonwealth & Kingston Heath

Andrew Schonewille (Yarra Yarra)

280

Lucas Herbert (Commonwealth)

281

Open

Feb 21-24

Thirteenth Beach

Matthew Giles (NSW)

275

Ryan Lynch (VIC) & Nathan Holman (AM) (VIC)

276

Senior Amateur

Oct 21-23

Rosebud

Chris Tatt (Buninyong)

218

Ian Frost (Bendigo)

221

Mid Amateur

May 26-27

Sandhurst & Southern

Daniel Ong (Kingston Heath)

145

Nick Tuddenham (Medway)

146

147

DJ Loypur (The Heritage) & Anthony Houston (Kingswood)

148

Amateur Foursomes

Oct 27

The Heritage

James Bannan (Rosanna) & Christian Bennett (Rosanna)

Australasian Foursomes

Oct 27

The Heritage

James Bannan (Rosanna) & Christian Bennett (Rosanna)

147

Country

Sep 30-Oct 1

Settlers Run & Royal Melbourne

Lucas Herbert (Neangar Park)

147

Zach Murray (Wodonga)

148 (C/B)

Colts Country

Sep 30-Oct 1

Settlers Run & Royal Melbourne

Andrew Schonewille (Rosebud)

151 (P/O)

Harrison Savage (Sale)

151

Champion of Champions

Dec 13-15

Commonwealth & Kingston Heath

Andrew Schonewille (Yarra Yarra)

280

Lucas Herbert (Commonwealth)

281

Sand Greens

Jul 6-7

Beechworth

Edward Carracher (Euroa)

134

James Brown (Parklands)

137

Mixed Foursomes

Dec 3

Metropolitan

Michael Burgess (Commonwealth) & Joanna Charlton (Metropolitan)

76

Tyler Wooster (Moonah Links) & Sue Wooster (The National)

77

Par 3

Jun 8-9

Kyabram Parkland

Andrew Kane (Barham)

173

Darcy Brereton (Royal Melbourne)

175 (C/B)

Division 1

May 19

Royal Melbourne

Yarra Yarra

4.5

Southern

2.5

Division 2

May 19

Yarra Yarra

Cheltenham

6

Victoria

1

Division 3

May 19

Patterson River

Long Island

5

Kooringal

2

Division 4

May 19

Yarra Yarra

Rossdale

4

Huntingdale

3

Division 5

May 19

Latrobe

Patterson River

4

Eynesbury

3

Division 6

May 19

Patterson River

Churchill Park

4

Melton Valley

3

Division 1

May 19

Royal Melbourne

Commonwealth

3

Yarra Yarra

2

Division 2

May 19

Patterson River

Kooringal

3

Waverley

2

Division 3

May 19

Royal Melbourne

Metropolitan

4.5

Heidelberg

0.5

Division 4

May 19

Latrobe

Rosanna

3

Medway

2

Division 5

May 19

Latrobe

Goonawarra

4

Peninsula

1

MEN’S PENNANT

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DATE

COLTS PENNANT

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2013 results: mens & mixed EVENT

DATE

COURSE

WINNER/S

SCORE

RUNNER/S-UP

SCORE

Country Week Shield

Oct 2-4

Victoria, Keysborough, Long Island

Ballarat

4.5 / 27

Peninsula

4 / 25

Country Week Plate

Oct 2-4

Eynesbury & Sanctuary Lakes

Sunraysia

4 / 21.5

Corangamite

2.5 / 16.5

Country Week Bowl

Oct 2-4

Eynesbury & Sanctuary Lakes

East Gippsland

4 / 22

Northern

3/13

Victorian Country Teams

Oct 12-13

Nhill

Warrnambool

292

Cerberus

290 (C/B)

Victorian Senior Club Teams

Dec 5-6

Sorrento

The National

497

Commonwealth

501

Ivo Whitton Trophy

2013

Tom Power-Horan

68.041

DJ Loypur (The Heritage)

69.291

Doug Bachli Trophy

2013

Michael Jackson (Yarra Yarra)

1718

Gordon Claney (Kingston Heath)

1623

Paul Lulofs Trophy

2013

Ignatius Duivenvoorden (Yarram)

1393

Freddy Barton (Eastwood)

1267

Dec 3-8

Todd Woodbridge (Royal Melbourne) & Zara Woodbridge (Royal Melbourne)

5/3

Michael Sund (PGA) & Jesika Clark (Victoria)

Men’s Section: Michael Meneghini (Woodlands) & Michael O’Donnell (Commercial Albury)

88 pts

Women’s Section: Patricia Smiles (Mansfield) & Jenny Foster (Mansfield)

80 pts

Men’s Section: Bruce Frederick (Melbourne) & Ron Frederick (Melbourne)

46 (C/B)

Women’s Section: Diana Robinson (Warrnambool) & Annie Seccull (Huntingdale)

38

Mixed Section: Brian McMahon (Gisborne) & Helen McMahon (Gisborne)

43

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OTHER EVENTS

Sir Dallas Brooks Trophy Mixed Foursomes

Victorian Four Ball Championship

Victorian Family Championship

Mar 18-19

Dec 1-2

Metropolitan

Rosebud & The National

Barwon Heads

VGF GOLF DAY

22

Women’s

Sep 29

Royal Melbourne

Sally Diserio (RACV Cape Schanck) & Kate Arnold (Kooringal)

Men’s

Sep 29

Royal Melbourne

Glenn Vernon (The Heritage) & Paul Noone (Kingswood)

45 pts

Tristan Evans (Woodlands) & Patrick O’Sullivan (Brighton)

44 pts

Royal Melbourne

Yvette Chrystie (Huntingdale) & Gordon Chrystie

37 pts (C/B)

Jenny Chan (Eastwood) & Dale Caruana (Eastwood)

37 pts

Mixed

Sep 29

40 pts

Mitch Cleary (Latrobe) & Ruth Buckstein (Latrobe)

32 pts

2013 results: juniors EVENT

DATE

COURSE

SCORE

RUNNER/S-UP

SCORE

Junior Masters

Jan 2-4

Waverley GC

Boys

DJ Loypur (The Heritage)

217

Harrison Endycott (Avondale)

219

Under 16

Zach Murray (Commonwealth)

226

Jack Murdoch (Thirteenth Beach)

229

Under 14

Cameron John (Waverley)

227

Karl Vilips (Riversdale)

233

Girls

Montana Strauss (Long Island)

225

Soo-bin Park (Kingswood)

231

Boys

Struan MacDowell (Strathallan)

41

Quan Ho (Southern)

40

Girls

Joelynn Do (Huntingdale)

45

Kallista Do (Huntingdale)

36

Junior Stableford

Apr 3

Kooringal GC

Kangaroo Trophy (Girls)

Jul 2

Anglesea GC

Soo-bin Park (Kingswood)

81

Linley Ooi ( Kew)

83

Kookaburra Trophy (Girls)

Sept 15

Kooringal GC

Danielle Hu (Kingswood)

79

Soo-bin Park (Kingswood)

81

Boys & Girls Championship

Sept 23-25

Northern GC & Yarra Yarra GC

Boys

Frazer Droop (Yarrawonga Mulwala)

277

Lucas Herbert (Commonwealth)

291

Under 16

Cameron John (Waverley)

304

Kyal Baart (Rosanna)

313

Under 14

Christian Chierego (Riversdale)

329

Tristan Peric (Growling Frog)

347

Girls

Celina Yuan (Bankstown)

301

Jessica Lasky (The Australian)

312

Under 16

Celina Yuan (Bankstown)

301

Cheerie Tan (Yarra Yarra)

320

Under 14

Soo-bin Park (Kingswood)

319

Shanaiah Fernando (Yarra Yarra)

342

Lucas Herbert (Commonwealth)

147

Zach Murray (Commonwealth)

148

North Eastern

3 matches & 9 games

Junior Country (Boys)

Sept 30-Oct 1

Settlers Run GC & Royal Melbourne GC

Junior Country Regions (Boys)

Nov 23-24

Heathcote GC & Kyneton GC Gross Winner: Ballarat

Division A

Nett Winner: South Gippsland Gross Winner: Bendigo

Division B

Kay Mahlook Shield (Girls)

Nov 23-24

Kyneton GC

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WINNER/S

929 882 1015

Nett Winner: Corangamite

883

Goulburn Valley

4 matches & 8 games

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2013 results: juniors EVENT

DATE

COURSE

WINNER/S

SCORE

RUNNER/S-UP

SCORE

Murray River Junior Masters

Dec 19-22

Cobram Barooga GC & Tocumwal GC

Overall

Brett Coletta (Sandhurst)

281

Isaac Noh (Avondale)

284

Under 21

James Bannan (Rosanna)

287

Chris Tomlinson (Cobram-Barooga)

293

Under 18

Brett Coletta (Sandhurst)

281

David Micheluzzi (Cranbourne)

289

Under 16

Isaac Noh (Avondale)

284

Matias Sanchez (Sandhurst)

292

Under 14

Nathan Page (Northern)

325

Tony Chen (Spring Valley)

334

Kono Matsumoto (Victoria)

294

Soo-bin Park (Kingswood)

298

Overall

James Wendel (Yea)

71 (C/B)

Scott Maizels (The Heritage)

71

Under 21

James Wendel (Yea)

71 (C/B)

Scott Maizels (The Heritage)

71

Under 18

Brett Coletta (Sandhurst)

73

Charles MacCallum (The Heritage)

76

Under 16

Cameron John (Waverley)

73 (C/B)

Harrison Whykes (Settlers Run)

73

Under 14

Tristan Peric (Growling Frog)

78

Nathan Page (Northern)

83

Overall

Soo-bin Park (Kingswood)

78

Kallista Do (Huntingdale)

81

Under 21

Georgia Macklan (Jubilee)

86

Olivia Kline (Victoria)

91

Under 18

Olivia Lewis (The Heritage)

84

Jade Layton (Victoria)

94

Under 16

Kallista Do (Huntingdale)

81

Michelle Cuddihy (Settlers Run)

82

Under 14

Soo-bin Park (Kingswood)

78

Raphaella Mugano (Sandhurst)

83

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BOYS

GIRLS Overall

Dec 19-22

Cobram Barooga GC & Tocumwal GC

SAJG Signature Tournament

Nov 24

The Heritage

BOYS

GIRLS

Junior Pennant

Dec 15

Various

The Heritage

4 matches

Waverley

2 matches

SAJG Regional Series

Jan-August

8 events-various

Konrad Ciupek (Victoria)

6700 points

Kyal Baart (Rosanna)

5700 points

Geoff Ogilvy Trophy

Jan-Dec

Junior Averages Calendar of Events

Brett Coletta (Sandhurst)

68.714

Frazer Droop (Yarrawonga Mulwala)

69.000

Future Champions Trophy

Jan-Dec

Junior Averages Calendar of Events

Julienne Soo (Woodlands)

71.928

Kono Matsumoto (Victoria)

73.071

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directors statutory report LIKELY DEVELOPMENTS The company expects to maintain the present status and level of operations and hence there are no likely developments in the company’s operations. ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES The company’s operations are not regulated by any significant environmental regulation under a law of the Commonwealth or of a State or Territory. DIVIDENDS PAID OR RECOMMENDED No dividends were paid or declared since the start of the financial year. No recommendation for payment of dividends has been made. MEETINGS OF DIRECTORS DIRECTORS ATTENDED ALL REQUIRED MEETINGS AT LEAST TO THE LEVELS PRESCRIBED BY THE ASSOCIATION.

BOARD MEMBER

HELD

ATTENDED

H. Ashton

6

6

M. Bamford

6

6

M. Cropley

6

5

J. M. Hobday

6

6

B. Lasky

6

5

5

5

A.C. Nott

6

5

S. Rea

6

6

L. E. Wills

6

5

A.McCaig (Appointed March 2013)

OPTIONS No options over issued shares or interests in the company were granted during or since the end of the financial year and there were no options outstanding at the end of the financial year. INDEMNIFICATION OF OFFICER OR AUDITOR No indemnities have been given or insurance premiums paid, during or since the end of the financial year, for any person who is or has been an officer or auditor of the company. PROCEEDINGS ON BEHALF OF THE COMPANY No person has applied for leave of Court to bring proceedings on behalf of the company or intervene in any proceedings to which the company is a party for the purpose of taking

responsibility on behalf of the company for all or any part of those proceedings. The company was not a party to any such proceedings during the year. AUDITOR’S INDEPENDENCE DECLARATION A copy of the auditor’s independence declaration as required under section 307C of the Corporations Act 2001 is set out on page 26. Signed in accordance with a resolution of the Board of Directors. DIRECTOR’S DECLARATION The directors have determined that the company is not a reporting entity. The directors have determined that this special purpose financial report should be prepared in accordance with the accounting policies described in Note 1 to the financial statements. The directors of the company declare that: 1. The financial statements and notes, as set out on pages 12 are in accordance with the Corporations Act 2001: (a) comply with Accounting Standards as described in Note 1 to the financial statements and the Corporations Regulations 2001; and (b) give a true and fair view of the financial position as at 31 December 2013 and of the performance for the financial year\ ended on that date of the company in accordance with the accounting policies described in Note 1 to the financial statements. 2. In the directors’ opinion there are reasonable grounds to believe that the company will be able to pay its debts as and when they become due and payable. This declaration is made in accordance with a resolution of the directors.

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Your directors present their report on the company for the financial year ended 31 December 2013. DIRECTORS The names of the directors in office at any time during or since the end of the financial year are: • John Hobday (President) • Leonore Wills (Vice President) • Anthony Nott (Finance Director) • Sue Rea • Harvey Ashton • Brian Lasky • Mark Bamford • Murray Cropley • Alison McCaig Directors have been in office since the start of the financial year to the date of this report unless otherwise stated. OPERATING RESULTS The loss of the company for the financial year after providing for income tax amounted to $47,332. REVIEW OF OPERATIONS A review of the operations of the company during the financial year and the results of those operations found that during the year, the company continued to engage in its principal activity, the results of which are disclosed in the attached financial statements. SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN STATE OF AFFAIRS No significant changes in the state of affairs of the company occurred during the financial year. PRINCIPAL ACTIVITY The principal activity of the company during the financial year was promotion, administration and control of the game of golf in Victoria. No significant change in the nature of these activities occurred during the year. AFTER BALANCE DATE EVENTS No matters or circumstances have arisen since the end of the financial year which significantly affected or may significantly affect the operations of the company, the results of those operations, or the state of affairs of the company in future financial years.

John Hobday (GV President) 25

Anthony Nott (GV Finance Director) Monday 5 TH May, 2014

independent audit report 2 013 GOL F V ICTORI A A NNUA L REP OR T

SCOPE We have audited the financial report, being a special purpose financial report of Golf Victoria for the financial year ended 31 December 2013 comprising the Directors’ Declaration, Statement of Financial Performance, Statement of Financial Position, Statement of Cash Flows and notes to the financial statements. The company’s directors are responsible for the financial report and have determined that the accounting policies used and described in Note 1 to the financial statements which form part of the financial report are appropriate to meet the requirements of the Corporations Act 2001 and are appropriate to meet the needs of the members. We have conducted an independent audit of this financial report in order to express an opinion on it to the members of the company. No opinion is expressed as to whether the accounting policies used, and described in Note 1, are appropriate to the needs of the members. The financial report has been prepared for distribution to the members for the purpose of fulfilling the directors’ financial Grace Lennon with the Riversdale Cup.

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reporting requirements under the Corporations Act 2001. We disclaim any assumption of responsibility for any reliance on this audit report or on the financial report to which it relates to any person other than the members, or for any purpose other than that for which it was prepared. Our audit has been conducted in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards. Our procedures included examination, on a test basis, of evidence supporting the amounts and other disclosures in the financial report, and the evaluation of significant accounting estimates. These procedures have been undertaken to form an opinion whether, in all material respects, the financial report is presented fairly in accordance with the accounting policies described in Note 1 to the financial statements so as to present a view which is consistent with our understanding of the company’s financial position, and performance as represented by the results of its operations and its cash flows. These policies do not require the application of all Accounting Standards and other mandatory professional reporting requirements in Australia.

The audit opinion expressed in this report has been formed on the above basis. AUDIT OPINION In our opinion, the financial report of Golf Victoria is in accordance with: (a) the Corporations Act 2001, including: (i) giving a true and fair view of the company’s financial position as at 31 December 2013 and of its performance for the financial year ended on that date in accordance with the accounting policies described in Note 1; and (ii) complying with Accounting Standards in Australia to the extent described in Note 1 and the Corporations Regulations 2001; and (b) other mandatory professional reporting requirements to the extent described in Note 1.

John P. Yates Partner Monday 5 TH May, 2014

Yates Partners Suite 803 140 Bourke Street Melbourne VIC 3000

financial report INCOME STATEMENT

CASH FLOW FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES

FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2013 Notes

FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2013 2013

2012

$

$

5,025,629

4,789,619

Marketing expenses

(10,454)

(10,706)

Occupancy expenses

(8,919)

(11,805)

Administrative expenses

(2,670,594)

(2,659,383)

Other expenses from ordinary activities

(2,382,994)

(2,233,619)

Interest received

(5,072,961)

(4,915,513)

Net cash used in operating activities

(47,332)

(125,894)

CASH FLOW FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES

(47,332)

(125,894)

Other revenues from ordinary activities

2

Total changes in equity other than those resulting from transactions with owners as owners

10

2012

$

$

Receipts from customers and other

4,779,130

5,767,923

Payments to suppliers and employees

(5,141,415)

(6,265,767)

9,352

-

144,539

185,539

(208,394)

(312,305)

(871,807)

211,704

-

3,273

Payment for property, plant and equipment (net movements)

(44,111)

(60,843)

Net cash provided by / (used in) investing activities

(915,918)

154,134

Net decrease in cash held

(1,124,312)

(158,171)

Cash at beginning of financial year

2,276,159

2,434,330

1,151,847

2,276,159

CASH FLOW FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES

Dividends received

AS AT 31 DECEMBER 2013 2013

2012

$

$

CURRENT ASSETS Cash and cash equivalents

3

1,151,847

2,276,159

Trade and other receivables

4

1,138,599

1,045,991

Inventories

5

120,681

114,003

Other financial assets

6

1,500,000

628,193

Proceeds from sale of investments / (Purchase of Investments)

3,911,127

4,064,346

Cash at end of financial year TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS NON-CURRENT ASSETS Property, plant and equipment

7

116,426

130,061

TOTAL NON-CURRENT ASSETS

1

16,426

130,061

4,027,553

4,194,407

TOTAL ASSETS

13(b)

Proceeds from sale of other non current assets

BALANCE SHEET

Notes

2013

CURRENT LIABILITIES

13(a)

NOTE 1: STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES This financial report is a special purpose financial report prepared in order to satisfy the financial report preparation requirements of the Corporations Act 2001. The directors have determined that the company is not a reporting entity. The financial report is for the entity Golf Victoria as an individual entity. Golf Victoria is a company limited by guarantee, incorporated and domiciled in Australia. The financial report has been prepared in accordance with the requirements of the Corporations Act 2001, and the following applicable Accounting Standards:

Trade and other payables

8

505,498

592,583

Provisions

9

393,783

426,220

TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES

899,281

1,018,803

Framework for the Preparation and Presentation of Financial Statements

TOTAL LIABILITIES

899,281

1,018,803

AASB 102: Inventories

3,128,272

3,175,604

AASB 107: Cash Flow Statements

NET ASSETS

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Profit from ordinary activities

Notes

EQUITY

14

(10,454)

(10,706)

AASB 110: Events after the Balance Sheet Date

Reserves

11

381,325

381,325

AASB 116: Property, Plant and Equipment

Retained profits

12

2,746,947

2,794,279

TOTAL EQUITY

10

3,128,272

3,175,604

AASB 118: Revenue AASB 1031: Materiality No other applicable Accounting Standards, Urgent Issues Group

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financial report Interpretations or other authoritative pronouncements of the Australian Accounting Standards Board have been applied. The report is also prepared on an accruals basis and is based on historic costs and does not take into account changing money values or, except where specifically stated, current valuations of non-current assets.

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The following specific accounting policies, which are consistent with the previous period unless otherwise stated, have been adopted in the preparation of this report: (a) Inventories: Inventories are measured at the lower of cost and net realisable value. Costs are assigned on a first-in firstout basis and include direct materials, direct labour and an appropriate proportion of variable and fixed overhead expenses. (b) Property, Plant and Equipment: Each class of property plant and equipment is carried at cost or fair value less, where applicable, any accumulated depreciation. Property - Freehold land and buildings are measured on the fair value basis being the amount which an asset could be exchanged between knowledgeable willing parties in an arm’s length transaction. Plant and equipment - Plant and equipment is measured on the cost basis. Depreciation - All assets, excluding freehold land and buildings, are depreciated on a straight line basis over their useful lives to the company. (c) Investments: Non-current investments are measured on the cost basis. The carrying amount of investments is reviewed annually by directors’ to ensure it is not in excess of the recoverable amount of these investments. The recoverable amount is assessed from the quoted market value for shares in listed companies or the underlying net assets for other non-listed corporations. The expected net cash flows from investments have not been discounted to their present value in determining the recoverable amounts. (d) Employee Benefits: Provision is made for the company’s liability for employee benefits arising from services rendered by employees to balance date. Employee benefits expected to be settled within one year together with benefits arising from wages and salaries, annual leave and sick leave which will be settled after one year, have been measured at the amounts expected to be paid when the liability is settled plus related on-costs. Other employee benefits payable later than one year have been measured at the present value of the estimated future cash outflows to be made for those benefits. Contributions are made by the company to an employee superannuation fund and are charged as expenses when incurred. (e) Cash: For the purposes of the Statement of Cash Flows, cash includes cash on hand and at call deposits with banks or financial institutions, investments in money market instruments maturing within less than two months and net of bank overdrafts. (f) Revenue: Interest revenue is recognised on a proportional basis taking into account the interest rates applicable to the financial assets. Dividend revenue is recognised when the right to receive a dividend has been established. Dividends received from associates and joint venture entities are accounted for in accordance with the equity method of accounting. Other revenue is recognised when the right to receive the revenue has been established. All revenue is stated net of the amount of goods and services tax (GST).

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(g) Goods and Services Tax (GST): Revenues, expenses and assets are recognised net of the amount of GST, except where the amount of GST incurred is not recoverable from the Australian Taxation Office. In these circumstances the GST is recognised as part of the cost of acquisition of the asset or as part of an item of

expense. Receivables and payables in the Statement of Financial Position are shown inclusive of GST. (h) Programs, Competitions and Grants: Income and expenditure relating to programs, competitions and grants are matched and brought to account at the time the program or competition is conducted. Unspent grant monies are held in Membership and Other Fees received in Advance. (i) Financial Instruments: Financial assets and liabilities are recognized when Golf Victoria becomes a party to the contractual provisions of the instrument. For financial assets, this is equivalent to the date that Golf Victoria commits itself to either purchase or sell the asset. Financial instruments are initially measured at fair value plus transaction costs. Where the instrument is not classified “at fair value through profit or loss” transaction costs have been expensed immediately. Financial instruments are subsequently measured at either fair value, amortized using the effective interest rate method or cost. Fair value represents the amount for which an asset could be exchanged or a libility settled, between knowledgable, willing parties. Where available, quoted prices in an active market are used to determine fair value. In other circumstances other valuation techniques are adopted. (j) Staff Superannuation Fund: Golf Victoria contributes to approved superannuation funds on behalf of its employees. NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENT AS AT 31 DECEMBER 2013 Notes

2013

2012

$

$

NOTE 2: REVENUE Operating activities - dividends

2(a)

9,352

6,526

- interest

2(b)

144,539

179,013

4,438,287

4,192,258

433,451

411,822

5,025,629

4,789,619

9,352

6,526

144,539

179,013

Cash on hand

2,902

400

Cash at bank

1,148,945

990,464

-

1,285,295

1,151,847

2,276,159

Trade receivables

277,366

255,045

Other debtors

861,233

790,946

1,138,599

1,045,991

120,681

114,003

- member subscriptions - other revenue

(a) Dividends from: other corporations (b) Interest from: other persons NOTE 3: CASH ASSETS

Deposits at call

NOTE 4: TRADE & OTHER RECEIVABLES CURRENT

NOTE 5: INVENTORIES CURRENT Stock at lower of cost and NRV

NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENT

NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENT

AS AT 31 DECEMBER 2013

AS AT 31 DECEMBER 2013 Notes

2013

2012

Notes

2013

2012

$

$

Retained earnings at the beginning of the financial year

2,794,279

2,920,173

Net profit / (loss) attributable to members of the entity

(47,332)

(125,894)

Retained Earnings at the end of the financial year

2,746,947

2,794,279

NOTE 6: FINANCIAL ASSETS CURRENT

NOTE 12: RETAINED EARNINGS

Other current investments

1,500,000

628,193

NOTE 7: PROPERTY, PLANT & EQUIPMENT (a) Plant & equipment At cost

440,987

400,977

Less accumulated depreciation

(363,666)

(316,534)

77,321

84,443

NOTE 13: CASH FLOW INFORMATION

105,201

101,100

Less accumulated depreciation

(66,096)

(55,482)

Cash on hand

2,902

400

39,105

45,618

Cash at bank

1,148,945

990,464

Total plant & equipment

116,426

130,061

-

1,285,295

1,151,847

2,276,159

NOTE 8: TRADE & OTHER PAYABLES

At call deposits with financial institutions

CURRENT Unsecured liabilities Trade creditors

180,337

153,702

Sundry creditors and accruals

325,161

438,881

505,498

592,583

(b) Reconciliation of cash flow from operations with profit from ordinary activities after income tax Loss from ordinary activities after income tax

(47,332)

(125,894)

57,746

52,358

(32,437)

98,915

-

(3,273)

Increase in receivables

(92,608)

(141,978)

Increase in other assets

-

(44,295)

Increase in inventories

(6,678)

(53,762)

-

(15,916)

(87,085)

(78,460)

(208,394)

(312,305)

NOTE 9: PROVISIONS

Non-cash flows in profit from ordinary activities

CURRENT

Depreciation

Employee benefits

9(a)

(a) Aggregate employee benefits liability

393,783

426,220

Charges to provisions

393,783

426,220

Net (gain) / loss on disposal of property, plant and equipment

3,175,604

3,301,498

(47,332)

(125,894)

NOTE 10: EQUITY

Changes in assets and liabilities

Total equity at the beginning of the financial year Total changes in equity recognised in the income statement Total equity at the reporting date

3,128,272

3,175,604

Decrease in payables

NOTE 11: RESERVES Vic Open Reserve Account

(a)

351,325

351,325

Bettine Burgess Reserve

(b)

30,000

30,000

381,325

381,325

(a) Vic Open Reserve Account. Movements during the financial year: Opening balance Transfer from Reserve for the year Closing balance

NOTE 14: MEMBERS’ GUARANTEE The company is limited by guarantee. If the company is wound up, the articles of association state that each member is required to contribute a maximum of $10 each towards meeting any outstanding obligations of the company.

-

-

351,325

NOTE 15: TRANSACTIONS UNEXPLAINED

351,325

351,325

At the time of finalising these financial statements there were a number of transactions which could not be explained.The quantum of the amounts has not been determined at balance date but it is believed that any potential adjustment relating to the trasnactions would be of benefit to the years result. The said transactions could not be explained at the time of audit finalisation due to the absence of a key member of the finance team.

(b) Bettine Burgess Reserve. Movements during the financial year:

Closing balance

Cash flows from operations

351,325

In 1992 the company resolved to develop a long term funding strategy in order to protect the Victorian Open against economic shifts and inconsistent sponsorship. The objective is to build and maintain a Victorian Open Reserve Fund to provide capital and investment income at a sufficient level to insure against the loss of the leading tournament sponsor in any year.

Opening balance

Increase in other liabilities

30,000

-

-

30,000

30,000

30,000

The Bettine Burgess Reserve was the result of a past bequest which is being held in reserve. Income derived from the investment of these funds is used for the promotion of golf in country Victoria.

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At cost

(a) Reconciliation of cash: Cash at the end of the financial year as shown in the statement of Cash Flows is reconciled to the related items in the statement of financial position as follows:

(b) Furniture, fixtures & fittings

NOTE 16: RELATED PARTY DISCLOSURES Victorian Golf Foundation: Golf Victoria together with the former Womens Golf Victoria resolved in 1986 to establish the Victorian Golf Foundation to aid in the development of golf in Victoria. The assets of the Foundation are held by the Victorian Golf Foundation Pty Ltd as the custodian trustee.

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DISCLAIMER TO THE MEMBERS OF GOLF VICTORIA The additional financial data presented below is in accordance with the books and records of the company which have been subjected to the auditing procedures applied in our statutory audit of the company for the financial year ended 31 December 2013. It will be appreciated that our statutory audit did not cover all details of the additional financial data. Accordingly, we do not express an opinion on such financial data and we give no warranty of accuracy or reliability in respect of the data provided. Neither the firm nor any member or employee of the firm undertakes responsibility in any way whatsoever to any person (other than Golf Victoria) in respect of such data, including any errors of omissions therein however caused.

FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2013 Notes

2013

2012

$

$

(9,456)

(155,789)

Accumulated profits at the beginning of the year

3,088,022

3,243,811

Total available for distribution

3,078,566

3,088,022

Accumulated profits at the end of the year

3,078,566

3,088,022

2013

2012

$

$

Cash at bank

470,451

628,533

979,501

681,878

99,089

67,677

25,550

-

Other financial assets

1,544,201

1,745,075

TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS

3,118,792

3,123,163

TOTAL ASSETS

3,118,792

3,123,163

DETAILED PROFIT & LOSS Loss from ordinary activities

FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2013 2013

2012

$

$

INCOME Interest

144,539

179,013

Dividends

9,352

6,526

4,438,287

4,192,258

433,451

415,095

5,025,629

4,792,892

Membership subscriptions Other income TOTAL INCOME

BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31 DECEMBER 2013 Notes

LESS EXPENSES Advertising

10,454

10,706

Audit fees

21,450

18,850

Bank charges

13,025

12,665

Cleaning

8,396

8,395

Conferences and Exhibitions

67,209

58,597

Cash on deposit

Depreciation

57,746

52,358

Receivables

Fringe benefits tax

-

1,098

General expenses

714,501

763,042

Golf Australia Subscriptions

1,328,653

1,244,875

Insurance

39,094

42,842

Internet Costs

101,893

75,775

Leasing charges

107,435

103,802

CURRENT ASSETS

Inventory

2

Legal costs

7,782

11,565

CURRENT LIABILITIES

Light and power

17,287

16,569

Payables

40,226

35,141

Long service leave

23,216

16,492

Magazines, journals & periodicals

398,103

380,463

TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES

40,226

35,141

Payroll tax

51,701

39,758

NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES

Postage

25,822

21,512

TOTAL LIABILITIES

40,226

35,141

Printing and stationery

63,817

83,037

Protective clothing

7,505

14,686

3,078,566

3,088,022

NET ASSETS

Rates and taxes

8,919

11,805

EQUITY

Repairs and maintenance

27,590

59,659

Retained profits

3,078,566

3,088,022

1,355,017

1,322,640

20,602

3,841

TOTAL EQUITY

3,078,566

3,088,022

Salaries and wages Staff training and welfare

30

PROFIT & LOSS STATEMENT

Subscriptions

24,296

14,223

Superannuation

121,491

102,717

NOTE 1: STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES

Telephone

60,150

42,464

Travelling expenses

116,768

111,737

Victorian Open Membership Support

200,000

200,000

Victorian Golf Foundation Contribution

73,039

72,613

This financial report is a special purpose financial report prepared in order to satisfy the financial report preparation requirements of the Trust Deed to prepare a financial report. The trustees have determined that the trust is not a reporting entity.

5,072,961

4,918,786

(47,332)

(125,894)

TOTAL EXPENSES OPERATING PROFIT / (LOSS)

As the trustees have determined that the trust is not a reporting entity there is no requirement to apply applicable Accounting Standards, Urgent Issues Group Consensus Views, or other

authoritative pronouncements of the Australian Accounting Standards Board in the preparation and presentation of these fi nancial statements. The fi nancial report is also prepared on an accruals basis and is based on historic costs and does not take into account changing money values or, except where specifi cally stated, current valuations of non-current assets. The following specifi c accounting policies, which are consistent with the previous period unless otherwise stated, have been adopted in the preparation of this fi nancial report: (a) Income Tax: No provision for income tax has been raised as the trust is exempt from income tax under Division 50 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997. (b) Inventories: Inventories are measured at the lower of cost and net realisable value. Costs are assigned on a fi rst-in fi rst-out basis and include direct materials, direct labour and an appropriate proportion of variable and fi xed overhead expenses.

(d) Cash: Cash includes cash on hand and at banks including at call deposits with banks. (e) Trust Liabilities and Right of Indemnity: The company acts as trustee of a trust and liabilities have been incurred on behalf of that trust in the company’s capacity as corporate trustee. Liabilities incurred on behalf of the trust are not recognised in the fi nancial statements when it is not probable that the company will have to meet any of those trust liabilities from its own resources. When it is probable that the company will have to meet some trust liabilities a liability for the Defi ciency in Trust Right of Indemnity is brought to account. Details of the trusts liabilities, the offsetting right of indemnity, and any defi ciency in the right of indemnity are disclosed by way of note to the fi nancial statements. (f) Goods and Services Tax (GST): Revenues, expenses and assets are recognised net of the amount of GST, except where the amount of GST incurred is not recoverable from the Australian Taxation Offi ce. In these circumstances the GST is recognised as part of the cost of acquisition of the asset or as part of an item of expense. Receivables and payables in the Statement of Financial Position are shown inclusive of GST. NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENT

During 2013 funds were provided to assist the following: Golf club membership promotions; school club linkage programs for juniors; community come and try clinics; District Association junior clinics and tournaments; Go Go Golf promotions in schools; Junior camps, golf in promary and secondary schools; scholarships to assist professional development of golf club managers and course superintendents; golf promotion resource materials; and support for regional sports academies. DISCLAIMER TO THE TRUSTEES OF VICTORIAN GOLF FOUNDATION The additional financial data presented below is in accordance with the books and records of the trust which have been subjected to the auditing procedures applied in our statutory audit of the trust for the financial year ended 31 December 2013. It will be appreciated that our statutory audit did not cover all details of the additional financial data. Accordingly, we do not express an opinion on such financial data and we give no warranty of accuracy or reliability in respect of the data provided. Neither the firm nor any member or employee of the firm undertakes responsibility in any way whatsoever to any person (other than Victorian Golf Foundation) in respect of such data, including any errors of omissions therein however caused.

John P. Yates Partner Monday 5 TH May, 2014 Yates Partners Suite 803 140 Bourke Street Melbourne VIC 3000 DETAILED PROFIT & LOSS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2013 2013

2012

$

$

INCOME

(9,456)

(155,789)

Interest

163,890

157,869

Subsidies and grants

10,764

20,690

Donations received

73,039

73,375

Other income

17,382

35,672

265,075

287,606

15,434

18,745

1

(2)

Consultancy fees

23,822

-

31,630

66,114

-

70,000

193,644

163,496

Loss on disposal / revaluation of non current assets

-

20,042

Secretarial Costs

-

5,000

Staff training and welfare

-

TOTAL INCOME

FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2013 Notes

A VGF benefactor program was launced in 1997. Under this program the opportunity exists for any person or group interested in golf to m ake single or ongoing donations to assist in further building the Foundation’s capital fund. Donations are tax deductible as a result of the Foundation being registered as an approved project of the Australian Sports Foundation.

2013

2012

$

$

2 013 GOL F V ICTORI A A NNUA L REP OR T

(c) Investments: Non-current investments are measured on the cost basis. The carrying amount of investments is reviewed annually by trustees’ to ensure it is not in excess of the recoverable amount of these investments. The recoverable amount is assessed from the quoted market value for shares in listed companies or the underlying net assets for other non-listed corporations. The expected net cash fl ows from investments have not been discounted to their present value in determining the recoverable amounts.

Since 1995 a total of approximately $3.5 million has been expended by the VGF to benefit Victorian golf.

LESS EXPENSES Administration costs

NOTE 2: RECEIVABLES Bank charges

CURRENT Trade debtors

91,402

63,204

Other debtors

7,687

4,473

Donations and Club Grants

99,089

67,677

Doubtful debts

NOTE 3: VICTORIAN GOLF FOUNDATION (ESTABLISHMENT AND PURPOSE) The Victorian Golf Foundation (VGF) was established in 1987. Following an initial period of capital building, the Foundation Trustees in 1995 commenced making annual allocations and grants to support golf development programs and projects conducted bythe State Organizations, District Golf Associations, affiliated golf clubs and allied organizations. The process of annual allocations and grants is ongoing and opportunity is provided each year for interested clubs and organizations to apply for funding support.

Golf Victoria Programs

TOTAL EXPENSES

274,531

443,395

OPERATING PROFIT / (LOSS)

(9,456)

(155,789)

31

2 013 GOL F V ICTORI A A NNUA L REP OR T

honour roll

32

MEN’S AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP

1945

During War

1986

P.A. Moloney

1906

Nellie De Little

1946

R.S. Brown

1987

B.S. Hughes

1907

Nellie Gatehouse

1899

J.D. Howden

1947

H.R. Payne

1988

B.S. Hughes

1908

Euphie Bell

1900

J.D. Howden

1948

P. W. Thomson

1989

S.H. McCraw

1909

Nellie Gatehouse

1901

W.J.C. Riddell

1949

D.W. Bachli

1990

R.M. Allenby

1910

Nellie Gatehouse

1902

H. Macneil

1950

D.W. Bachli

1991

S.P. Appleby

1911

Violet Binnie

1903

W.J.C Riddell

1951

W.A. Edgar

1992

A.L. Henwood

1912

Edith Raleigh

1904

Hon. M. Scott

1952

E.G. Routley

1993

D.A. Bransdon

1913

Violet Binnie

1905

Hon. M. Scott

1953

D.W. Bachli

1994

C.A. Spence

1914

Gladys Hay

1906

W.J.C. Riddell

R.L. Bull

C.A. Spence

Hon. M. Scott

1954

1995

1907

1915

Gladys Hay

H. Mitchell

C.B. Percy

Hon. M. Scott

1955

1996

1908

1919

Caroline Austin

T.L. Crow

G.C. Ogilvy

Hon. M. Scott

1956

1997

1909

1920

Gladys Hay

B.W. West

A. Baddeley

Hon. M. Scott

1957

1998

1910

1921

Gladys Hay

E.G. Routley

M. Fraser

A.L. Lempriere

1958

1999

1911

1922

Cecily Lascelles

M. Cocking

1912

F.G. Murdock

E.G. Routley

2000

1923

Alice McKay

C.Scott

1913

G. Le R. Burnham

E.G. Routley

2001

1924

Alice McKay

L.Hickmott

1914

E.J. Quirk

N.W. Titheridge

2002

1925

Mona MacLeod

2003

G. Flint

1915

Not Played

1926

Mona MacLeod

2004

S. Jones

1918

During War

1927

Nellie Gatehouse

2005

J. Morrison

1919

Ivo Whitton

1928

Mona MacLeod

2006

A. Pike

1920

Ivo Whitton

1929

Susie Tolhurst

2007

L. Lyle

1921

C.H. Fawcett

1930

Susie Tolhurst

2008

L. Bleumink

1922

Ivo Whitton

2009

K. Pratt

1931

Susie Tolhurst

1923

Ivo Whitton

2010

J. Wilson

1932

Mona MacLeod

1924

2011

N. Holman

1933

Mona MacLeod

2012

T. Macdonald

1934

Shirley Tolhurst

2013

Z. Murray

1935

Susie Morpeth

1936

Susie Morpeth

1937

Nell Hutton

1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966

N.W. Titheridge E.G. Routley E.F. Wishart H.J. McGain E.G. Routley

1967

D.J. Reiter

1968

J.D. Lindsay

Ivo Whitton

1969

K.W. Hartley

1925

A. Russell

1970

J.D. Lindsay

1926

A.W. Jackson

1971

M.F. Cahill

1927

W.A. Edgar

1972

M.F. Cahill

1928

W.J. Fowler

1973

M.F. Cahill

WOMEN’S AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP

1929

S. Morpeth

1974

D.J. Reiter

1894

Eveline McKenzie

1938

Meg Evans

1930

M.J. Ryan

1975

R.L. Wines

1895

Eveline McKenzie

1939

Joan Lewis

1931

H.L. Williams

1976

A.J. Reiter

1896

Eveline McKenzie

1946

Joan Fisher

1932

M.J. Ryan

1977

M.A. Clayton

1897

Jean Davie

1947

Joan Fisher

1933

A.W. Jackson

1978

P.J. Sweeney

1898

Eveline McKenzie

1948

Joan Fisher

1934

H.L. Williams

1979

R.J. Jenner

1899

Louise Shaw

1949

Burtta Cheney

1935

H.L. Williams

1980

D.J. Cole

1900

Julia Anderson

1950

Meg Evans

1936

H.L. Williams

1981

M.A. Clayton

1901

Edith Raleigh

1951

Maxine Bishop

1937

W.A. Higgins

1982

A.L. Lehner

1902

Nellie De Little

1952

Maxine Bishop

1938

W.A. Edgar

1983

J.D. Lindsay

1903

Nellie De Little

1953

Esther Gaillie

1939

H.L. Williams

1984

D.K. Briggs

1904

Clare Murphy

1954

Maxine Bishop

1940

Not Played

1985

M.C. Sammells

1905

Clare Murphy

1955

Veronica Anstee

Burtta Cheney

2005

Emma Bennett

1996

Not Played

1957

Margaret Masters

2006

Stacey Keating

1997

S. Leaney (WA)

1958

Burtta Cheney

2007

Jessica Parker

1998

B. King (WA)

1959

Margaret Masters

2008

Rebecca Flood

1999

K. Druce (Qld)

1960

Joan Fisher

2009

Alison Whittaker

2000

B. Lamb (Vic) (A)

1961

Margaret Masters

2010

Stacey Keating

2001

S. Laycock (Vic)

1962

Margaret Masters

2011

Charlotte Thomas

2002

A. Stolz (NSW)

1963

Margaret Masters

2012

Su-Hyun Oh

2003

Not Played

1964

Joan Fisher

2013

Su-Hyun Oh

2004

G. Paddison (NZ)

1965

Joan Fisher

2005

K. Barnes (QLD)

1966

Betinne Burgess

MEN’S OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP

Joan Fisher

H.H.A. Pickworth

D. Diaz (Vic)

1967

1957

2006

K. Felton (WA)

1968

Barbara Coulson

P.W. Thomson

2007

Not Played

1969

Robyn Dummett

G. Player (Sth Africa)

2008

1970

Robyn Dummett

J. Harris (Vic)

2009

A. Hall (Vic)

1971

Sandra Williams

A.A. Murray (NSW)

2010

J. Norris (Vic)

1972

Sandra McCaw

1962

B.W. Devlin (NSW)

2011

P. Sheehan (NSW)

1973

Lindy Goggin

1963

B.W. Devlin (NSW)

2012

1974

Jane Lock

1964

F. Phillips (NSW)

2013

1975

Barbara Dillon

1965

A.A. Murray (NSW)

1976

Lindy Goggin

1966

1977

Louise Hawking

1978

Jane Lock

1979

Jane Crafter

1980

Lindy Goggin

1981

Louise Briers

1982

Sandra McCaw

1983

Sue Tonkin

1984

Jan Dale

1985

Louise Briers

1986

Lindy Goggin

1987

Diane Pavich

1988

Debbie Sharp

1989

Wendy Doolan

1990

Siobhan Muldowney

1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999

Helen Kight Allison Wheelhouse Ann Johnston Debbie Sharp Stacey Doggett Torie O’Connor Natalie Parkinson Natalie Parkinson Cherie Byrnes

WOMEN’S SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP 1931

F.W. Fairbairn

1932

F.W. Fairbairn

1933

E. Ogle-Moore

1934

S.A. Cheney

1935

E. Ogle-Moore

1936

Austin Gatehouse

1937

L.R. Barker-woden

1938

H.L. Serrell

1939

Newton Lees

1940

Not Played

1941

Not Played

1942

Not Played

1943

Not Played

1944

Not Played

1945

Not Played

S. Arnold (NSW)

1946

Not Played

M.Giles (NSW)

1947

E. Vernon

1948

E. Vernon

F. Phillips (NSW)

WOMEN’S OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP

1949

E. Vernon

1967

K.D. Nagle (NSW)

1988

Helen Hopkins (WA)

1950

E. Vernon

1968

P.W. Thomson (Vic)

1989

Susan Tonkin (SA)

1951

E. Vernon

1969

K.D. Nagle (NSW)

1990

Dale Reid (Scot)

1952

J.P. Walker

1970

D. Graham (NSW)

1991

Jennifer Wyatt (Can)

1953

A. W. Geddes

1971

G.B. Wolstenholme

1992

Wendy Doolan (NSW)

1954

E.L. Stewart

1972

W.J. Godfrey (NZ)

2012

J.Klatten (Fra)

1955

E.L. Stewart

1973

P.W. Thomson (Vic)

2013

Stacey Keating (VIC)

1956

J. McCann

1974

J.C. Davis (Vic)

1957

M. Munster

1975

S.P. Ginn (Vic)

MEN’S SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP

1958

C.L. Evans

1976

G.B. Wolstenholme

1995

B. McLure

1959

F.H. Wagstaff

1977

G.L. Parslow (Vic)

1996

K.W. Kilburn

1960

J. McCann

1978

G.B. Wolstenholme

1997

T. Wood

1961

M. Minster

1979

R.M. Davis (NSW)

1998

D. Perry

1962

H.W. Geddes

1980

G.B. Wolstenholme

1999

D. Perry

1963

N.H. Didsteny

1981

E.W. Dunk (NSW)

2000

D. Perry

1964

N.H. Didsteny

1982

M.A. Clayton (Vic)

G. Whitehead

R.A. Shearer (Vic)

M. Jackson

1965

1983

2001

J.J. Dwyer

G.J. Norman (QLD)

P. Billings

1966

1984

2002

J.J. Dwyer

I.M. Baker-Finch

B. Banks

1967

1985

2003

J.J. Dwyer

O.D. Moore (QLD)

B. Banks

1968

1986

2004

1969

E. Vernon

2005

B. Sams

1970

E. Vernon

2006

B. Banks

1971

H. Thomas

M.A. Clayton (Vic)

2007

B. Sams

1972

J. Fitcher

Not Played

2008

S. Albinski

1973

H. J. Thomas

C. Tatt

1974

J. Fisher

1958 1959 1960 1961

1987 1988 1989 1990

R.J. Mackay (WA) J.L. Benepe (USA)

2000

Nadine Taylor

1991

R.M. Allenby (Vic)

2009

2001

Vicky Uwland

1992

I.E. Stanley (Vic)

2010

S. Albinski

1975

J. Fisher

2002

M.Holmes-Smith

1993

L.J. Parsons (NSW)

2011

S. Albinski

1976

J. Fisher

2003

Misun Cho

1994

P. Burke (USA)

2012

P. King

1977

J. Fisher

2004

Lisa Jean

1995

S.Leaney (WA)

2013

C. Tatt

1978

H.J. Thomas

2 013 GOL F V ICTORI A A NNUA L REP OR T

1956

33

honour roll 1979

B. Baufield

2010

B. Crosby

1991

R.G. Green

1953

A.A. Thomson

1980

I. Prunty

2011

M. McManus

1992

R.J. Meadows

1954

J. Munnings (Tas)

1981

B. Burgess

2012

J. Perry

1993

M.D. Miller

1955

W. Kuhnell

1982

B. Burgess

2013

D.Ong

1994

M.D. McGrath

1956

W. Kuhnell

1983

E. Gashler

1995

B.P. Lamb

1957

R.L. Judd

1984

J. Clayton

WOMEN’S MID-AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP

1996

B. Van de Steeg

1958

J.R. Maher

J. Clayton

2011

S. Semmens

1997

L. Hickmott

1959

J.R. Maher

D. Martin

2012

H. Pascoe

1998

H. D’Altera

1960

M. Downie (NSW)

V. Hamilton

2013

L. Holmquest

1999

K. Streat

1961

W.J. Britten

1988

D. Sellers

2000

C. Scott

1962

G. Spinks

1989

D. Martin

JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP (BOYS)

2001

S. Jones

1963

R.A. Shearer

1990

J. Smith

2002

A. Kern

1964

D. Wallace

1991

J. Smith

2003

A. Kelly

1965

G. Scott

1992

M. Murphy

2004

A. Kelly

1966

I.E. Stanley

1993

J. Cassidy

2005

K. Pratt

1967

K. O’Meara

1994

M. Murphy

2006

K. Mueck

1968

M.J. Sherriff

1995

M. Murphy

1996

M. Murphy

1997

E. Jones

1998

L. Shelton

1999

E. Jones

2000

E. Jones

2001

E. Jones

2002

E. Jones

2003

V. Ferguson

2004

F. Vizard

2005

J. Kruger

2006

J. Kruger

2007

J Kruger

2008

J. Kruger

2009

2 013 GOL F V ICTORI A A NNUA L REP OR T

1985

34

1986 1987

1960

H. McGain

1961

D.J. Moir

1962

R.L. Judd

1963

J. Yelland

1964

M. O’Shea

1965

A. Reiter

1966

N. Kirkham

2007

L. Cain

1969

G. Hoskins

1967

I.E. Stanley

2008

N. Holman

1970

T. J. McDonald

1968

B. Langsford

2009

T. Sharpe

1971

T. Vogelzang

1969

I.E. Stanley

2010

J. Higginbottom

1972

C.R. Boyer

1970

S.P. Ginn

2011

L. Herbert

1973

C.R. Boyer

1971

M.F. Cahill

2012

Kade McBride

1974

J.A. Kelly

1972

R.D. Beel

BOYS’ CHAMPIONSHIP

1975

J.A. Kelly

1973

R.J. Gribusts

1930

R. Smith

1976

J.A. Kelly

1974

T.G. Henley

1931

J.M. Relph

1977

M.A. Chadwick

1975

K.L. Lewis

1932

A.V. Rae

1978

D.J. Cole

1976

C.R. Boyer

1933

C. Terdich

1979

G. Ellery

1977

M.A. Clayton

1934

B. Mogg

1980

M.A. Granger

1978

M.A. Clayton

1935

D.P. Doughton

1981

P.L. Murphy

Joanna Mason

1979

D.J. Cole

1936

D.H. Smith

1982

P.R. Burgoine

2010

Ros Fisher

1980

M.A. Chadwick

1937

W.G. Campbell

1983

P.L. Murphy

2011

Heather Harley

1981

D.J. Cole

1938

J.R. Hood

1984

M.D. Dart

2012

Jill Blenkey

1982

S.H. Grimshaw

1939

N.F. Robinson

1985

P.J. Bruce

2013

Jenny McRae

1983

M.C. Sammells

1940

Not Played

1986

D.A. Kitchin

MEN’S MID-AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP

1984

D. Pintar

1945

During War

1987

E. Walters

1985

P.L. Murphy

1947

B.W. West

1988

C.A. Haase

2005

R. Macafee

1986

J.M. Wade

1948

K. MacPherson

1989

P.J. Roper

2006

J. Beveridge

1987

B.S. Hughes

1949

D.N. McDougall

1990

R.J. Meadows

2007

P. Blake

1988

D. Diaz

1950

K.W. Hartley

1991

S.D. Allan

2008

P. Woodward

1989

J.B. Taylor

1951

J.J. Giles

1992

B.J. Meadows

2009

M. Oldham

1990

R.M. Allenby

1952

J.P. Kellaway

1993

B.P. Lamb

J.R. McCully

1960

Dawn Dehnert

2009

Tilly Poulsen

1971

R.J. Jenner

1995

D.S. Gaunt

1961

Sue Nagel

2010

Su-Hyun Oh

1972

D.C. Perry

1996

D.S. Gaunt

1962

Dawn Delment

2011

Rio Watanabe

1973

C.R. Boyer

1997

D. Walker

1963

Lorraine Thomas

2012

Julienne Soo

1974

A.K. Sweeten

1998

N. Lane

1964

Jillian Smith

2013

Celina Yuan

1975

K.D. Boyd

1999

T. Little

1965

Jan Dunlop

1976

D.C. Perry

2000

D. Clemmens

1966

Naida Glen

MEN’S COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP

1977

P. Shiell

1924

Dr L.W. Craig

1978

C. Tatt

1925

Dr L.W. Craig

1979

L. Gibson

1926

O.W. Edgar

1980

G.J. Craig

1927

L.W. Thompson

1981

M. Offi cer

1928

W.G. Darley

1982

C. Tatt

1929

J.F. Purcell

1983

J. Southwell

1930

W.R. Armstrong

1984

K.G. Norrey

1931

A.B. Lyon

1985

B. Wilson

1932

P.G. Gleeson

1986

D.J. Harding

1933

J.P. McCarthy

1987

C. Tatt

1934

A.S. Bradshaw

1988

D. Eckhardt

1935

B.R. Boon

1989

G. Tonkin

1936

P.G. Gleeson

1990

D.J. Bernasconi

1937

E.A. Fisher

1991

S.D. Allan

1938

E.A. Fisher

1992

C. A. Haase

1939

F. Morecroft

1993

C. Tatt

1940

Not Played

1994

M.J. Allen

1945

During War

1995

M. Skinner

1946

D.W. Bachli

1996

S. Symons

1947

F. Morecroft

1997

S. Symons

1948

F. Meadows

1998

M. Williamson

1949

M. Nunn

1999

P. O’Dwyer

1950

J.N. Pickering

2001 2002 2003 2004

M.Leishman L. Veith S. Page C. Bolt

1967 1968 1969

Margaret Hayes Margaret Hayes Lindy Jennings

1970

Sandra Williams

2005

D. Beckmann

1971

Jane Lock

2006

B. Papangelou

1972

Jane Lock

2007

B. Macpherson

1973

Jane Lock

2008

T. Sharpe

1974

Jane Lock

2009

T. Sinnott

1975

Jane Lock

2010

T. Fent

1976

Glenda Prior

2011

D.J. Loypur

1977

Miss L. Hawking

2012

Tony Jung

1978

Penny Edmunds

2013

F. Droop

1979

Sandra McKenzie

GIRLS’ CHAMPIONSHIP

1980

Sherrin Calbraith

1925

Leslie Bailey

1981

Susan Smith

1926

Shirley Tolhurst

1982

Diane Pavich

1927

Patricia Moore

1983

Lisa Ipkendanz

1928

Leslie Bailey

1984

Libby Wilson

1929

Betty Harper

1985

Donna Faneco

1930

Betty Harper

1986

Nicole Lowien

1931

Conda Row

1987

Mardi Lunn

1932

Kathleen Donovan

1988

Kim Gregg

1933

Mary Devine

1989

Nadene Hall

2000

T. Vogel

1951

M. Nunn

1934

Mary Devine

1990

Terri McKinnon

2001

J. Abbott

1952

F. Morecroft

1935

Burtta Cheney

1991

R.Hetherington

2002

C. Scott

1953

B.E. Clay

1936

Pat Heyward

1992

Michelle Scerri

2003

J. Lyle

1954

B.E. Clay

1937

Sue Fincham

1993

Colleen Cook

2004

J. Lyle

1955

E.A. Lucas

1938

Betty Brookshaw

1994

Miss S. Dogget

2005

B. Dunn

1956

A.S. Ross

1939

Eileen O’Brien

1995

Melissa Faser

2006

S. Symons

1957

B.E. Clay

1947

Janette Wellard

1996

Miss K. Farrugia

2007

K. Mueck

1958

N.W. Titheridge

1948

Janette Wellard

1997

Miss G. Park

2008

D. Lawson

1959

I.F. Huntley

1949

Janette Wellard

1998

Miss N. Campbell

2009

A. Umbers

1960

A. Ellis

2010

D. Lawson

1950

Janette Wellard

1999

Anna Rawson

1961

W. Kellow

2011

C. Boucher

1951

Margaret Masters

2000

Tara Lagan

1962

A. Ellis

2012

R. Bourke

1952

Margaret Masters

2001

Tanya Fleming

1963

K. Pritchard

2013

L. Herbert

1953

Margaret Masters

2002

Misun Cho

1964

C.R. Hutchins

1954

Margaret Masters

2003

Misun Cho

1965

J. Briody

WOMEN’S COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP

1955

Mrs G. Stanley

2004

Inhong Lim

1966

J. Kincaid

1910

E. Raleigh

1956

Jan Nugent

2005

Clare Choi

1967

G. Kroger

1911

G. Hay

1957

Margaret Cox

2006

Grace Lennon

1968

J.F. Bannan

1912

P. Retallack

1958

Simone Morpeth

2007

Grace Lennon

1969

R. Clover

1913

N.S. Brown

1959

Barbara Coulson

2008

Su-Hyun Oh

1970

P. Welsford

1914

James

2 013 GOL F V ICTORI A A NNUA L REP OR T

1994

35

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honour roll

36

1915

Not Played

1963

J. Dwyer

2004

Brooke Mangan

1984

P.D. Bleazby

1918

During War

1964

Gena Roughead

2005

Angela Tatt

1985

L. Watts

1919

J. Robertson

1965

H. McArthur

2006

Jody Fleming

1986

C.E. Howell

1920

R. Forbes

1966

J. Dwyer

2007

Liz Cussen

1987

C. Tatt

1921

I.L Kininmonth

1967

A. Pusmucans

2008

Judy Langford

1988

D. Eckhardt

1922

I.L Kininmonth

1968

J. O’Rourke

2009

Breanna Elliott

1989

D.A. Armstrong

1923

R.A. Affleck

1969

L. Stanley

2010

Sue Wooster

1990

J.J. Beveridge

1924

A. McKay

1970

J. Fisher

2011

Sue Wooster

1991

D.A. Armstrong

1925

A. McKay

1971

A. Pusmucans

2012

Judy Langford

1926

V.M. Betheras

1972

P. Macdonald

2013

Bianca Ling

1927

G Adams

1973

L. Gemmill

1928

V.M. Betheras

1974

L. Gemmill

1929

W.P. Heath

1975

S. Gee

1930

E. Watson

1976

J. Dunlop

1931

A.W. Murray

1977

P. Edmunds

1932

R. McKenzie

1978

G. Prior

R.G. Green 1992

J.R. McCallum

MEN’S CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS

1993

D.G.R. Francis

1994

M.D. McGrath

1954

D.W. Bachli

1995

S.A. Leong

1955

E.G. Routley

1996

R.W. Mohamed

1956

W.A. Higgins

1997

R. Haywood

1957

W.A. Higgins

1998

M. Grant

1958

E.G. Routley

1999

R. Clydesdale

1959

D.W. Bachli

2000

J. Maxwell

1960

J.R. Hood

2001

C. Scott

1961

E.G. Routley

2002

A. Porker

1962

A.L. Toe

2003

L. Hickmott

1963

D.W. Bachli

2004

A. Martin

1964

L.H. O’Shea

2005

B. Dunn

1965

M. Guille

2006

M. Griffin

1966

W.J. Britten

1933

E. Watson

1979

J. Dunlop

1934

O.H. Coltman

1980

G. Ivill

1935

R. McKenzie

1981

G. Ivill

1936

O.H. Coltman

1982

J. Chapman

1937

E.B. Ramsay

1983

G. Ivill

1938

R. McKenzie

1984

H. Greenwood

1939

Not Played

1985

C. Clout

1945

During War

1986

E. Wilson

1946

R. McKenzie

1987

H. Kight

2007

D. Beckmann

1967

R.V. Cowan

1947

M.M. Bailey

1988

H. Kight

2008

J Jeong

1968

R.L. Judd

1948

M.M. Bailey

1989

C. Leaney

2009

K. Pratt

1969

G.R. Hicks

1949

Astrid Holm

1990

A. Johnston

2010

R. McCarthy

1970

R.A. Shearer

1950

J.J. Dwyer

1991

A. Johnston

2011

G. Drakeford

1971

M.F. Cahill

1951

J.J. Dwyer

1992

A. Johnston

2012

N. Holman

1972

R. Williamson

1952

O.H. Coltman

1993

A. Johnston

2013

A. Schonewille

1973

R.J. Jenner

1953

Astrid Holm

1994

A. Johnston

1974

T.A. Limon

WOMEN’S CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS

1954

Astrid Holm

1995

A. Johnston

1975

T. Gilmore

1929

Susie Tolhurst

1955

J.J. Dwyer

1996

A. Adams

1976

W. Loy

1930

Susie Tolhurst

1956

W.L Hebb

1997

J. Conder

1977

D.J. Reiter

1931

Susie Tolhurst

1957

J.J. Dwyer

1998

S. Love

1978

C. Tatt

1932

Mrs A.Gatehouse

1958

J.J. Dwyer

1999

V. Uwland

1979

D.J. Cole

1933

Mona MacLeod

1959

J.J. Dwyer

2000

S. Love

1980

M.A. Clayton

1934

Mrs S. Morpeth

1960

J.J. Dwyer

2001

S. Love

1981

P.J. Sweeney

1935

Betty Kernot

1961

Dawn Dehnert

2002

M Clifford

1982

K.W. Hartley

1936

Betty Kernot

1962

W. Hebb

2003

Liz Cussen

1983

D.K. Briggs

1937

Joan Lewis

Emily Hirst

1994

Terri McKinnon

1946

L.R. Duncan

1995

Tanya Holl

1947

L.R. Duncan

1996

C. Carlos

1948

Nell Smithett

1997

Janette Borgolotto

1949

Burtta Cheney

1998

Helen Gubbels

1950

Mona MacLeod

1999

Tamara Hyett

1951

Burtta Cheney

2000

M. Tricks

1952

Joan Fisher

2001

Emma Bennett

1953

Joan Fisher

2002

M.Holmes-Smith

1954

J. Anstee

2003

Jody Fleming

1955

Margaret Masters

2004

Inhong Lim

1956

Joan Fisher

2005

Sarah Nicholson

1957

Burtta Cheney

2006

Jody Fleming

1958

W. Hebb

2007

Elissa Orr

1959

Joan Fisher

2008

Elissa Orr

1960

M. Mair

2009

Breanna Elliott

1961

B. Coulson

2010

Breanna Elliott

1962

B. Coulson

2011

Rio Watanabe

1963

B. Coulson

2012

Rio Watanabe

1964

B. Coulson

2013

Bianca Ling

1965

Joan Fisher

1966

B. Coulson

1967

Joan Fisher

MEN’S AMATEUR FOURSOMES CHAMPIONSHIP

1968

Joan Fisher

1903

1969

S. Williams

1970

Joan Fisher

1971

I. Dummett

1972

J. Dunlop

1973

Jane Lock

1974

L. Gemmill

1975

Barbara Dillon

1976

Barbara Dillon

1977

Sandra McCaw

1978

Sandra McCaw

1979

Sandra McCaw

1980

Louise Briers

1981

P. Graeber

1982

Louise Briers

1983

Louise Briers

1984

Helen Greenwood

1985

Sandra McCaw

1986

C. Clout

1987

1922

Alex Russell & C.H. Fawcett

1955

D.G. Joubert & R.L. Wartman

1923

Ivo Whitton & E.J. Quirk

1956

T.L. Crow & B.W. West

1922

N.E. Lockart & F.E. Headlam

1957

H.W. Hattersley & W.A. Edgar

1925

Alex Russell & C.H. Fawcett

1958

J.W. O’Connell & R.P. Williamson

1926

Alex Russell & C.H. Fawcett

1959

K. MacPherson & E.G. Routley

1927

A.W. Jackson & J.C. Sharp

1960

L.H. O’Shea & R.C. O’Shea

1928

M.J. Ryan & B.N. Strachan

1961

K. MacPherson & E.G. Routley

1929

W.J. Fowler & K.S. Withers

1962

D.W. Bachli & T.L. Crow

1930

F.L.Bulte & W.A. Edgar

1963

L.H. O’Shea & R.C. O’Shea

1931

H.L. Williams & R. Harris

1964

K.W. Hartley & R.L. Judd

1932

C.H. Fawcett & W.C Schlapp

1965

W.J. Britten & K.L. Donohoe

1933

M.J. Ryan & S. Morpeth

1966

B. Coleman & D. Wallace

1934

M.J. Ryan & Ivo Whitton

1967

M. O’Shea & R.A. Shearer

A.R. Lemprier & R. Greene

1935

H.L. Williams & H.R. Payne

1968

W.J. Britten & E.G. Routley

1904

Hon M. Scott & H.L. Hylan

1936

M.J. Ryan & Ivo Whitton

1969

W.J. Britten & E.G. Routley

1905

Hon. M. Scott & W.J.C. Riddell

1937

A.J. King & L.G. Jackson

1970

K.W. Kilburn & G.R. Hicks

1906

Hon. M. Scott & W.J.C. Riddell

1938

A.W. Jackson & W.A. Edgar

1971

W.J. Britten & E.G. Routley

1907

W.J.C. Riddell & N.E. Brookes

1939

H.L. Williams & A.V. Rae

1972

A. Cox & D. Redman

1908

Clyde Pearce & Bruce Pearce

1940 1945

Not Played During War

1973

A. Meikle & D.C. Perry

1909

Hon. M. Scott & W.J.C. Riddell

1946

W.A. Edgar & F.W. Gluth

1974

K.W. Kilburn & P.J. Sweeney

1910

A.R. Lempriere & W. Meader

1947

R.S. Brown & D.W. Bachli

1975

T. Gilmore & H. McGain

1911

F.G. Murdock & C.E. Dodge

1948

D.W. Bachli & R.S. Brown

1976

D.C. Perry & J. Webb

1912

G.C. Morrison & D.G. Morrison

1949

D.W. Bachli & H. Mitchell

1977

M. Anderson & A. Graham

1913

G.C. Morrison & D.G. Morrison

1950

J. Greening & G. Wilson

1978

R.J. Jenner & C. Tatt

Nadine Hall

1915

Not Played

1951

1988

P. Graeber

During War

J.D. Rankin & W.A. Higgins

1979

1918

R.W. Castles & W. Colllins

1989

C. Beuermann

1919

1952

J. Kennedy

W.H. Richardson & R.L. Bull

1980

1990

T.F. Rutledge & Alex Russell

J.F. Carter & G.R. Hicks

1991

A. Felmingham

1920

N.E. Brookes & Ivo Whitton

1953

F.W. Gluth & W.A. Edgar

1981

J.F. Carter & G.R. Hicks

1992

A. Johnston

1921

1954

A. Johnston

W.H. Richardson & R.L. Bull

1982

1993

Bruce Pearce & T.F. Rutledge

P. Bray & J.L. Smith

2 013 GOL F V ICTORI A A NNUA L REP OR T

1938

37

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honour roll 1983

J. Kirby & D.A. Smith

2006

Q. Howe & R. Caracella

1964

B. Cheney & J. Fisher

1987

B. Dillon & K. MacDonald

1984

R.J. Jenner & J. Kirby

2007

J. Loomes & D. Ong

1965

R. Thomas & J. Greenwood

1988

B. Dillon & K. MacDonald

1985

J.F. Carter & G.R. Sweeney

2008 T Prowse & M Moore

1966

J. Fisher & P MacDonald

1989

R. MacDonald & S. Johnstone

1986

J.F. Carter & G.R. Sweeney

2009

B. McPherson & A. Umbers

1967

J. Fisher & P MacDonald

1990

S. Muldowney & D. Young

1987

M.C. Sammells & A. La Brooy

2010

R. Woodward & P. Woodward

1968

B. Coulson & S. Williams

1991

D. Sharp & J. Carmody

1988

B.S. Hughes & D.J. Harding

2011

J. McMillan & T. Power Horan

1969

B. Coulson & S. Williams

1992

J. McCafferty & C. Maggio

1989

J.M. Wade & D.J. Harding

2012

R. Bourke & G. Drakeford

1970

I. Dummett & L. Jennings

1993

L. Carrington & A. Johnston

1990

D. Carroll & E. Walters

2013

J. Bannan & C. Bennett

1971

I. Dummett & P. Palz

1994

S. Williams & K. MacIntosh

1991

R. Green & J.J. Beveridge

WOMEN’S FOURSOMES CHAMPIONSHIP

1972

I. Dummett & P. Palz

1995

H. Gubbels & S. McClure

1992

D.A. Armstrong & S.P. Appleby

1950

J.P. Blake & E. Lucas

1973

J. Lock & J. Fitzhandinge

1996

R. Nash & A. Wheelhouse

1993

G.L. Vearing & J.R. McCallum

1951

M. Bishop & B. Cheney

1974

P MacDonald & J. Lock

1997

L. Ferguson & J. Swanson

1994

D.A. Bransdon & B.M. Jones

1952

M. Bishop & B. Cheney

1975

L. Germell & N. Howe

1998

T. Hyett & R. Nash

1995

S.A.Allan & G.L.Quinlan

1953

M. Mair & B. Cheney

1976

J. Law & S. McCaw

1999

N. Campbell & C. Butler

1996

A. Getson & A.R. Tschudin

1954

J.D. Fisher & B. Cheney

1977

H. Pennzel & P. Howe

2000

J. Borgolotto & Jane Fletcher

1997

P. Skinner & G. Beckett

1955

P. Borthwick & M. Masters

1978

J. Crafter & P. Edmunds

2001

R. Fry & D. Lacey

1998

M. Joyce & B. Meyers

1956

J. Nugent & M. Munster

1979

L. Briers & D. Rix

2002

K. Forbes & H. Wilkinson

1999

J. Wallis & M. Cocking

1957

B. Cheney & J. Fisher

1980

L. Briers & D. Rix

2003

C. Thompson & N Garrett

2000

T. Wise & J. Sutherland

1958

L.R. Rees & M. Gilding

1981

S. Smith & D. Pavich

2004

Courtney Haddon & Clare Choi

2001

J. Nitties & A.Price

1959

J. Fisher & G. Windsor

1982

L. Briers & S. McCaw

2005

Kate Combes & Emma Bennett

2002

D. Smith & J. Whittal

1960

N.R. Law & M. Masters

1983

L. Briers & S. McCaw

2006

Kate Combes & Emma Bennett

2003

D. Walker & K. Streat

1961

M Masters & N. Law

1984

L. Briers & S. McCaw

2007

Jessica Parker & Tamara Fuller

2004

A. Tampion & A. Martin

1962

B. Cheney & J. Fisher

1985

H. Greenwood & C. Darby

2008

Stephanie Brennan & Clare Choi

2005

A. Tampion & J. Abbott

1963

B. Cheney & J. Fisher

1986

F. Rixon & A. Joyce

TIE

Sarah King & Jovanna Bozanic

38

Jacinta Brideson & Tilly Poulsen

2000

J. Wallis & A. Kingman

1939

Victoria

1992

Central D.G.A.

1941

Not Played

1993

East Gippsland D.G.A.

2010

Lauren Sinclair & Jessica Parker

2001

M. Levy & M. Holmes-Smith

1945

During War

1994

Spring Valley

2011

Su-Hyun Oh & Bianca Ling

2002

K.Streat & A. Whittaker

1946

Kingswood

1995

Yarra Yarra

1947

Victoria

1996

Commonwealth

2012

Su-Hyun Oh & Jo Charlton

2003

K.Streat & A. Whittaker

1948

Commonwealth

1997

Yarra Yarra

1949

Yarra Yarra

1998

Woodlands

Bianca Ling & Johanna Wyllie

2004

T. Little & K. Combes

1950

Commonwealth

1999

Keysborough

1951

Huntingdale

2000

Commonwealth

MIXED FOURSOMES CHAMPIONSHIP

2005

B. Bickerton & N. Bickerton

1952

Commonwealth

2001

Victoria

J. & P. Webb

Huntingdale

Commonwealth

2006

1953

2002

1978

Woodlands

Tullamarine

J. Bygrave & G. Smith

1954

2003

2007

1955

Huntingdale

2004

West Gippsland DGA

2008

B & N Bickerton

1956

Kingston Heath

2005

Keysborough

2009

G.& S. Ellery

1957

Kingston Heath

2006

West Gippsland DGA

2010

M. Ellis & C. Gay

1958

Kingswood

2007

Kingston Heath

1959

Yarra Yarra

2008

Yarra Yarra

I. Frost & B. Mueck

1960

Commonwealth

2009

Commonwealth

1961

Yarra Yarra

2010

Yarra Yarra

2012

M Roberson & I. Matthews

1962

Woodlands

2011

Royal Melbourne

Kingswood

Woodlands

M. Burgess & J. Charlton

1963

2012

2013

1964

Green Acres

2013

Rosanna

AUSTRALASIAN FOURSOMES

1965

Long Island

JUNIOR MASTERS (BOYS)

1966

Kingswood

1995

J.King

1912

Riversdale

1967

Kingswood

1996

D.S. Gaunt

1913

Metropolitan

1968

Keysborough

1997

L. Hickmott

2013

1979 1980

C. Boyer & J. Lock B. Langsford & R. Wakeham C. Baillieu & M. Mooney

1981

K.D. Boyd & W. Boyd

1982

B.S. Hughes & H. McLean

1983

K. Skehan & B. Dillon

1984

R.W. Castles & G. Greenwood

2011

1985

R.W. Castles & G. Greenwood

1986

K. Skehan & B. Dillon

1987

K. Skehan & B. Dillon

1914

Victoria

1969

Commonwealth

1998

A. Baddeley

1915

Not Played

1970

Yarra Yarra

1999

G. Flint

K. Skehan & B. Dillon

1918

During War

1971

Yarra Yarra

2000

R. Moir

1919

Victoria

1972

Long Island

2001

M. Leishman

1989

N.E. Crafter & J. Crafter

1920

Metropolitan

1973

Long Island

2002

M Sim

Royal Melbourne

1974

Heidelberg

A. Dolt

J. Kirby & S. Muldowney

1921

2003

1990

1922

Metropolitan

1975

Bendigo D.G.A.

2004

B. Pisani

Royal Melbourne

1976

Southern

J. Day

R.W. Castles & J. Kennedy

1923

2005

1991

1924

Royal Melbourne

1977

Yarra Yarra

2006

M. Jager

J.R. McCallum & S. Doggett

1925

Royal Melbourne

1978

Kingston Heath

2007

M. Gleeson

1926

Royal Melbourne

1979

Central D.G.A.

2008

J Jeong

R.W. Castles & J. Parkes

1927

Royal Melbourne

1980

Commonwealth

2009

G. Drakeford

1981

Commonwealth

T. Power Horan

M.L. Sund & M.G. Lee

Royal Melbourne

2010

1994

1928 1929

Commonwealth

1982

Box Hill

2011

C. Smith

Commonwealth

1983

Rosanna

T. Beaucousin

M.J. Oldham & S.B. Williams

1930

2012

1995

1931

Commonwealth

1984

Victoria

2013

D. Loypur

1996

B.P. Lamb & S.B. Williams

1932

Victoria

1985

Geelong D.G.A.

JUNIOR MASTERS (GIRLS)

1933

Royal Melbourne

1986

Commonwealth

1997

R. Bulloch & A. Parsons

2012

Bianca Ling

1934

Kingston Heath

1987

Kingswood

2013

Montana Strauss

1998

A. Drummond & K. McIntosh

1935

Yarra Yarra

1988

Latrobe

1936

Victoria

1989

Peninsula D.G.A.

MEN’S SAND GREENS CHAMPIONSHIP

1999

B. Lamb & M. Holmes-Smith

1937

Kingswood

1990

Huntingdale

1972

P. Clark

1938

Victoria

1991

Yarra Yarra

1973

G. Prideaux

1988

1992 1993

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honour roll 1922

Metropolitan

P.D. McKinnon

1975

D Wheeler

2005

D. Walker

1923

Royal Melbourne

R. Dickerson

1976

P. Edmunds

2006

J. Hession

1924

Royal Melbourne

1977

J. Chapman

2007

L. Bleumink

1925

Royal Melbourne

1978

L. Deakin

2008

A. Umbers

1926

Victoria

1979

J. Dunlop

2009

R. Bourke

1927

Victoria

1980

J. O’Rourke

2010

A. Kane

1928

Victoria

1981

B. Towt

2011

N. Schneider

1929

Royal Melbourne

P Graeber

2012

N. Schneider

1930

Commonwealth

G. Johnstone

2013

A. Kane

1931

Royal Melbourne

1984

P. Graeber

1932

Victoria

1985

H. Greenwood

WOMEN’S PAR 3 CHAMPIONSHIP

1933

Commonwealth

1986

S. McCaw

1934

Kingston Heath

1987

E. Williamson

1935

Yarra Yarra

1988

A. Joyce

1936

Kingston Heath

1989

C. Dewinter

1937

Victoria

1990

I. Dark

1991

A. Johnston

1992

A. Johnston

1993

A. Johnston

1994

A. Johnston

1995

A. Johnston

1996

Y. Boyd

1975 1977 1978 1979 1980

2 013 GOL F V ICTORI A A NNUA L REP OR T

Royal Melbourne

R.J. Jenner

1976

40

MEN’S PAR 3 CHAMPIONSHIP

1921

M.A. Clayton

WOMEN’S SAND GREENS CHAMPIONSHIP

1974

1981

C.R. Boyer C.R. Boyer R. Dickerson R. Dickerson

1982

T. Tully

1983

J. Owen

1984

L. Johnstone

1985

M.J. Smyth

1986

D.B. Hill

1987

A.M. Kane

1988

L. Carracher

1989

J.H. Taylor

1990

A.M. Kane

1991

G.L. Vearing

1992

S.D. Allan

1993

S.D. Allan

1994

T.D. Daykin

1995

M.J. Oldham

1996

B.P. Lamb

1997

B. Meyers

1997

S. Love

1998

B. Meyers

1902 *

1998

V. Mitchell

1999

M. Both

1903

1999

E. Raeck

2000

B. Ferguson

2000

2001

T. Daykin

2002

C. Scott

2003

C. Scott

2004

1982 1983

2006

Kate Moore

2007

Catherine Odgers

2008

Kate Moore

2009

Catherine Odgers

2010

Catherine Odgers

2011

Jessica Pickwick

1938

Kingswood

2012

Jessica Pickwick

1939

Kingston Heath #

2013

Catherine Odgers

1940

Northern #

MEN’S PENNANT

1941

Not Played

1899

Geelong

1945

During War

1900

Geelong

1946

Yarra Yarra #

1901

Geelong

1947

Yarra Yarra #

1948

Victoria #

Royal Melbourne

1949

Commonwealth #

1904

Royal Melbourne

1950

Victoria #

R. Drill

1905

Royal Melbourne

1951

Huntingdale #

2001

Libby Lacey

1906

Royal Melbourne

1952

Commonwealth #

2002

Yvonne Boyd

1907

Metropolitan

1953

Commonwealth #

2003

Jo Jolly

1908

Royal Melbourne

1954

Huntingdale #

A. Umbers

2004

Lorraine Gollop

1909

Royal Melbourne

1955

Commonwealth #

2005

D. Walker

2005

Judy Kruger

1910

Royal Melbourne

1956

Yarra Yarra #

2006

T. Tatt

2006

Helen Leech

1911

Riversdale

1957

Victoria #

2007

N. Buzimkic

2007

Helen Leech

1912

Royal Melbourne

1958

Victoria

2008

C. Tatt

2008

Maryanne Davis

1913

Riversdale

1959

Victoria

2009

K. Mueck

2009

Judy Kruger

1914

Royal Melbourne

1960

Southern

2010

S. Goggin

2010

Mary-Anne Davis

1915

Not Played

1961

Victoria

2011

N. Schneider

2011

Sienna Lambert

1918

During War

1962

Victoria

2012

N. Schneider

2012

Briana Scarff

1919

Royal Melbourne

1963

Southern

2013

E. Carracher

2013

Helen Pascoe

1920

Metropolitan

1964

Victoria

1965

Victoria

1966

Victoria

1967

Southern **

1968

Southern

1969

Kingswood

1970

Yarra Yarra

1971

Yarra Yarra

1972

Victoria

1973 1974 1975

Yarra Yarra Victoria Kingswood Commonwealth

1977

Kingswood

1978

Kingswood

1979

Woodlands

1980

Southern

1981

Victoria

1982

Commonwealth

1983

Commonwealth

1984

Victoria

1985

Victoria

1986

Metropolitan

1987

Metropolitan

1988

Victoria

1989

Huntingdale

1990

Huntingdale

1991

Huntingdale

1992

Southern

1993

Spring Valley

1994

1951

Yarra Yarra

2000

Huntingdale

1952

Royal Melbourne

2001

Huntingdale

# Senior and Junior “A” and “B” respectively

1953

Victoria

2002

Kingston Heath

1954

Metropolitan

2003

Yarra Yarra

** Senior Pennant from 1967 – 2000

1955

Royal Melbourne

2004

Huntingdale

1956

Metropolitan

2005

Kingston Heath

*** VGA Pennant from 2001 - 2010

1957

Royal Melbourne

2006

Huntingdale

1958

Metropolitan

2007

Heidelberg

1959

Yarra Yarra

2008

Yarra Yarra

1960

Metropolitan

2009

Kingston Heath

1961

Royal Melbourne

2010

Commonwealth

1962

Woodlands

2011

Commonwealth

1963

Victoria

2012

Kingston Heath

1964

Yarra Yarra

2013

Metropolitan

1965

Metropolitan

JUNIOR PENNANT

1966

Victoria

1903

Royal Melbourne

1967

Victoria

1904

Royal Melbourne

1968

Huntingdale

1905

Royal Melbourne

1969

Huntingdale

1906

Victoria

1970

Huntingdale

1907

Kew

1971

Southern

1908

Essendon

1972

Huntingdale

1909

Victoria

1973

Victoria

1910

Metropolitan

1974

Keysborough

1911

Kew

1975

Keysborough

1912

Royal Melbourne

1976

Victoria

1913

Royal Melbourne

1977

Victoria

1914

Metropolitan

1978

Huntingdale

1915

Not Played

1979

Victoria

1918

During War

WOMEN’S PENNANT 1910

Royal Melbourne

1911

Royal Melbourne

1912

Royal Melbourne

1913

Metropolitan

1914

Royal Melbourne

1915

Not Played

1916

Not Played

1917

Not Played

1918

Not Played

1919

Royal Melbourne

1920

Metropolitan

1921

Royal Melbourne

1922

Royal Melbourne

1923

Royal Melbourne

1924

Royal Melbourne

1925

Royal Melbourne

1926

Royal Melbourne

1927 1928

Royal Melbourne

1929

Metropolitan

1930

Metropolitan

Southern

1931

Royal Melbourne

1980

Royal Melbourne

1919

Royal Park

1995

Woodlands

1932

Royal Melbourne

1981

Victoria

1920

Metropolitan

1996

Woodlands

1933

Royal Melbourne

1982

Victoria

1921

Yarra Yarra

1997

Victoria

1934

Royal Melbourne

1983

Victoria

1922

Geelong

1998

Woodlands

1935

Royal Melbourne

1984

Commonwealth

1923

Yarra Yarra

1999

Woodlands

1936

Metropolitan

1985

Huntingdale

1924

Commonwealth

2000

Spring Valley

1937

Royal Melbourne

1986

Huntingdale

1925

Commonwealth

2001

Kingswood

1938

Kingston Heath

1987

Huntingdale

1926

Kingston Heath

2002

Kingswood

1939

Kingston Heath

1988

Woodlands

1927

Woodlands

2003

Southern

1940

Not Played

1989

Keysborough

1928

Woodlands

2004

Commonwealth

1941

Not Played

1990

Woodlands

1929

Northern

2005

Victoria

1942

Not Played

1991

Huntingdale

1930

Northern

2006

Kingswood

1943

Not Played

1992

Commonwealth

1931

Sandridge

2007

Yarra Yarra

1944

Not Played

1993

Commonwealth

1932

Commonwealth

2008

Victoria

1945

Not Played

1994

Victoria

1933

Commonwealth

2009

Commonwealth

1946

Not Played

1995

Commonwealth

1934

Kingswood

2010

Waverley

1947

Not Played

1996

Yarra Yarra

1935

Kew

2011

Kingswood

1948

Not Played

1997

Commonwealth

1936

Kew

2012

Yarra Yarra

1949

Royal Melbourne

1998

Commonwealth

1937

Kingswood

2013

Yarra Yarra

1950

Yarra Yarra

1999

Woodlands

1938

Albert Park

2 013 GOL F V ICTORI A A NNUA L REP OR T

1976

* Abandoned, Royal Melbourne & Geelong Equal

41

2 013 GOL F V ICTORI A A NNUA L REP OR T

honour roll

42

1939

Kingston Heath #

1969

Huntingdale

2010

Commonwealth

1957

West Gippsland

1940

Not Played

1970

Southern

2011

Kingswood

1958

Ballarat

1945

During War

1971

Southern

2012

Commonwealth

1959

Ballarat

1946

Amstel #

1972

Huntingdale

2013

Commonwealth

1960

Corio

1947

Huntingdale #

1973

Woodlands

1961

West Gippsland

1948

Amstel #

1974

Patterson River

1962

East Gippsland

1949

Amstel #

** Junior Pennant up to 1966 Minor Pennant 1966-99

1975

Woodlands

1963

West Gippsland

1950

Rosanna #

1976

Patterson River

1964

North Eastern

1951

Patterson River #

1977

Yarra Yarra

1965

West Gippsland

1952

Heidelberg #

1978

Southern

1966

Goulburn Valley

1953

Green Acres #

1979

Southern

1967

North Eastern

1954

Albert Park #

1980

Keysborough

1968

Goulburn Valley

1955

Spring Valley #

1981

Southern

1969

Goulburn Valley

1982

Northern

1970

West Gippsland

1983

Woodlands

1971

Corangamite

1984

Woodlands

1972

Goulburn Valley

1985

Northern

1973

West Gippsland

1986

Yarra Yarra

1974

West Gippsland

1987

Commonwealth

1975

West Gippsland

1988

Latrobe

1976

Goulburn Valley

1989

Latrobe

1977

Central

1990

Yarra Yarra

1978

Goulburn Valley

1991

Kingswood

1979

West Gippsland

1992

Kingswood

1980

West Gippsland

1993

1956

Green Acres #

1957

Spring Valley #

2006

Long Island

2007

Green Acres

2008

Riversdale

2009

Kew

2010

Rossdale

2011

Kingswood

2012

Bendigo DGA

2013

The Heritage

# Senior and Junior “A” & “B” respectively COLTS PENNANT (UNDER AGE)

MEN’S COUNTRY WEEK SHIELD (“Leader” to 1962, “Age” to 1986, “State Bank Shield” to 1991 “Commonwealth Bank Shield” to 1997, “Bendigo Bank Shield” to 2002) 1924

Ballarat

1925

Warrnambool

1926

Corangamite

1927

North Eastern

1928

Gippsland

1929

Corangamite

1930

Ballarat

1931

Ballarat

1932

Ballarat

1933

North Eastern

1934

West Gippsland

1935

West Gippsland

Yarra Yarra

1936

North Eastern

1981

West Gippsland

1994

Spring Valley

1937

North Eastern

1982

Peninsula

1954

Royal Park

1995

Southern

1938

East Gippsland

1983

West Gippsland

1955

Huntingdale

1996

Yarra Yarra

1939

East Gippsland

1984

West Gippsland

1956

Kingswood

1997

Woodlands

1940

Not Played

1985

North Eastern

1957

Southern

1998

Victoria

1945

During War

1986

North Eastern

1958

Patterson River

1999

Southern

1946

Ballarat

1987

North Eastern

1959

Yarra Yarra

2000

Woodlands

1947

North Eastern

1988

West Gippsland

1960

Keysborough

2001

Commonwealth

1948

Ballarat

1989

Geelong

1961

Patterson River

2002

Yarra Yarra

1949

Ballarat

1990

Ballarat

1962

Yarra Yarra

2003

Kingswood

1950

Geelong

1991

Geelong

1963

Long Island

2004

Kingswood

1951

North Eastern

1992

West Gippsland

1964

Long Island

2005

Kingswood

1952

North Eastern

1993

West Gippsland

1965

Southern

2006

Kingswood

1953

East Gippsland

1994

Ballarat

1966

Kingswood

2007

Kingswood

1954

East Gippsland

1995

Ballarat

1967

Patterson River**

2008

Yarra Yarra

1955

West Gippsland

1996

Goulburn Valley

1968

Long Island

2009

Yarra Yarra

1956

East Gippsland

1997

Ballarat

West Gippsland

1984

Geelong

2012

South Western

1979

Goulburn Valley

1999

Peninsula

1985

Mildura

2013

East Gippsland

1980

Goulburn Valley

2000

Peninsula

1986

South Gippsland

1981

North Eastern

2001

Peninsula

1987

Ballarat

WOMEN’S COUNTRY TEAMS - DIVISION 1

1982

North Eastern

Dalhousie

1933

Gippsland

1983

North Eastern

Northern

1934

East Gippsland

1984

North Eastern

Corangamite

1935

Bendigo

1985

Bendigo

North Eastern

1936

Coromgamite

1986

Bendigo

Bendigo

1937

Coromgamite

1987

North Eastern

East Gippsland

1938

East Gippsland

1988

Bendigo

East Gippsland

1939

No Matches

1989

North Eastern

Peninsula

1940

No Matches

1990

Bendigo

South Western

1941

No Matches

1991

North Eastern

Wimmera

1942

No Matches

1992

North Eastern

East Gippsland

1943

No Matches

1993

North Eastern

Ballarat

1944

No Matches

1994

North Eastern

East Gippsland

1945

No Matches

1995

North Eastern

Bendigo

1946

No Matches

1996

North Eastern

Ballarat

1947

Ballarat

1997

North Eastern

Sunraysia

1948

East Gippsland

1998

North Eastern

West Gippsland

1949

Ballarat

1999

South Western

Ballarat

1950

Ballarat

2000

South Western

Bendigo

1951

Ballarat

2001

South Western

2007

West Gippsland

1952

Ballarat

2002

North Eastern

2008

Sunraysia

1953

East Gippsland

2003

South Western

East Gippsland

1954

East Gippsland

2004

North Eastern

Bendigo

1955

Ballarat

2005

North Eastern

Geelong

1956

Ballarat

2006

Mornington Pen.

West Gippsland

1957

Ballarat

2007

Mornington Pen.

Sunraysia

1958

Central Gippsland

2008

Mornington Pen.

Ballarat

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

Peninsula Peninsula Peninsula Peninsula Geelong Goulburn Valley Peninsula Goulburn Valley Goulburn Valley Ballarat Peninsula Ballarat

MEN’S COUNTRY WEEK PLATE (“P.D.P. Shield” to 1986, “State Bank Plate” to 1991 “Commonwealth Bank Plate” to 1997 “Bendigo Bank Plate” to 2002)

1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

1956

Corangamite

1957

North Eastern

1958

South Gippsland

1959

Corio

1960

North Eastern

1961

Peninsula

1962

South Gippsland

1963

Central

1964

South Gippsland

2009

North Eastern

1965

Corangamite

MEN’S COUNTRY WEEK BOWL

1959 1960

East Gippsland

2010

North Eastern

1966

Bendigo

1994

Central

1961

Central Gippsland

2011

North Eastern

1967

Peninsula

1995

South Western

1962

East Gippsland

2012

North Eastern

1968

Kara Kara

1996

Wimmera

1963

East Gippsland

2013

South Western

1969

East Gippsland

1997

Corangamite

1964

Central Gippsland

1970

Bendigo

1998

Northern

1965

Central Gippsland

WOMEN’S COUNTRY TEAMS - DIVISION 2

1971

Geelong

1999

South Gippsland

1966

East Gippsland

1970

Ballarat

1972

Central

2000

Dalhousie

1967

North Eastern

1971

Western

1973

Bendigo

2001

Corangamite

1968

Ballarat

1972

North Eastern

1974

Northern

2002

South Western

1969

East Gippsland

1973

Coromgamite

1975

Ballarat

2003

Wimmera

1970

East Gippsland

1974

Ballarat

1976

Wimmera

2004

South Gippsland

1971

Goulburn Valley

1975

Gippsland-Pen.

1977

East Gippsland

2005

Bendigo

1972

East/West Gippsland

1976

Ballarat

1978

Peninsula

2006

Dalhousie

1973

Goulburn Valley

1977

Western

1979

Peninsula

2007

Sunraysia

1974

Goulburn Valley

1978

Goulburn Valley

1980

Wimmera

2008

Corangamite

1975

Goulburn Valley

1979

Ballarat

1981

Peninsula

2009

Dalhousie

1976

East/West Gippsland

1980

Bendigo

1982

East Gippsland

2010

South Western

1977

Coromgamite

1981

Gippsland-Pen.

1983

Ballarat

2011

North Eastern

1978

East/West Gippsland

1982

Bendigo

2006

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

2 013 GOL F V ICTORI A A NNUA L REP OR T

1998

43

2 013 GOL F V ICTORI A A NNUA L REP OR T

honour roll 1983

North Western

1993

Peninsula

1979

C.R. Boyer

1987

B.S. Hughes

1984

West Gippsland

1994

Dalhousie

1980

M.A. Clayton

1988

J.M. Wade

1985

North Western

1995

East Gippsland

1981

P.J. Sweeney

1989

P.A. Johns

1986

Western

1996

Ballarat

1982

R.J. Jenner

1990

R.M. Allenby

1987

South Western

1997

Peninsula

1983

D.A. Smith

1991

R.M. Allenby

1988

South Gippsland

1998

Goulburn Valley

1984

J.D. Lindsay

1992

D.A. Armstrong

1989

South Western

1999

Wimmera

1985

D.A. Smith

1993

G.L. Vearing

1990

West Gippsland

2000

Ballarat

1986

C.E. Howell

1994

S.D. Allan

1991

Western

2001

Dalhousie

1987

B.S. Hughes

1992

Goulburn Valley

P.A. Moloney

G.C. Ogilvy

South Gippsland

1988

1995

2002

1993

South Western

R.W. Castles

G.C. Ogilvy

Northern

1989

1996

2003

1994

West Gippsland

R.M. Allenby

G.C. Ogilvy

South Gippsland

1990

1997

2004

1995

South Gippsland

R.M. Allenby

A. Baddeley

Bendigo

1991

1998

2005

1996

West Gippsland

D.A. Armstrong

A. Brown

Dalhousie

1992

1999

2006

1997

Bendigo

2007

Northern

1993

G.L. Vearing

2000

A. Hall

1998

Peninsula

2008

Bendigo

1994

S.D. Allan

2001

A. Tampion

1999

Goulburn Valley

2009

East Gippsland

1995

G.C. Ogilvy

2002

A. Tampion

2000

East Gippsland

2010

Bendigo

1996

C.B. Percy

2003

L. Veith

2001

Ballarat

2011

North Western

1997

G.C. Ogilvy

2004

A. Kelly

2002

Wimmera

2012

Mornington Pen.

1998

A. Webster

2005

A. Kelly

2003

Mornington Pen.

2013

Northern

1999

M. Fraser

2006

A. Smith

2004

Goulburn Valley

2000

J. Sutherland

2007

K. Mueck

2005

Western

2001

M. Both

2008

A. Houston

2006

East Gippsland

2002

L. Hickmott

2009

R. Woodward

2007

North Eastern

2003

A. Porker

2010

S. Ong

2008

South Western

2004

S. Jones

2011

J. Bannan

2009

Western

2005

A. Hall

2012

David Micheluzzi

2010

Goulburn Valley

2006

J. Younger

2013

B. Coletta

2011

Bendigo

2007

L. Bleumink

2012

East Gippsland

2008

L. Bleumink

FUTURE CHAMPIONS TROPHY

2013

Mornington Pen.

2009

L. Bleumink

2012

Julienne Soo

2010

R. Bourke

2013

Julienne Soo

2011

A. Houston

2012

R. Woodward

2013

T. Power-Horan

WOMEN’S COUNTRY TEAMS - DIVISION 3

44

IVO WHITTON TROPHY 1960

K.W. Hartley

1961

T.L. Crow

1962

K.W. Hartley

1963

K.W. Hartley

1964

K.W. Hartley

1965

K.W. Hartley

1966

K.W. Hartley

1967

K.W. Hartley

1968

K.W. Hartley

1969

W.J. Britten

1984

Peninsula

1970

K.W. Hartley

1985

East Gippsland

1971

K.W. Hartley

1986

South Gippsland

1972

R.L. Wines

1987

Dalhousie

1973

K.W. Kilburn

GEOFF OGILVY TROPHY (Junior Ivo Whitton prior to 06)

1988

Wimmera

1974

D.J. Reiter

1982

1989

West Gippsland

1975

W.J. Britten

1990

Northern

1976

1991

Mornington Pen.

1992

Dalhousie

DOUG BACHLI TROPHY 2006

Ross Percy

2007

Ross Percy

2008

David McDonald

M.C. Sammells

2009

Michael Jackson

1983

M.C. Sammells

2010

Ross Percy

K.W. Hartley

1984

S. Balloch

2011

Ross Percy

1977

K.W. Hartley

1985

A. LaBrooy

2012

Alan Bullas

1978

M.A. Clayton

1986

C.E. Howell

2013

Michael Jackson

membership statistics MEMBER CLUBS

MEN 2013

MEN WOMEN WOMEN 2012 2013 2012

MEMBER CLUBS

MEN 2013

MEN WOMEN WOMEN 2012 2013 2012

466

454

54

63

Werribee Park

388

362

50

58

Box Hill

730

679

148

138

Whittlesea

322

331

24

26

Cheltenham

318

299

159

146

Woodlands

695

722

161

178

Chirnside Park

222

232

29

37

Yarra Valley

227

258

81

107

Churchill Park

441

437

76

86

Yarra Yarra

672

708

216

229

Commonwealth

992

928

299

306

Yering Meadows (formerly Croydon)

806

916

143

124

Cranbourne

746

761

152

145

WOMEN’S ONLY MEMBER CLUBS -

-

85

89

-

-

0

23

-

-

0

41

Eastern

653

632

129

124

Centenary Park

Eastwood

826

824

144

144

Craigieburn (Transferred to VGL)

Gisborne (Women’s Membership Transferred from Dalhousie)

447

487

74

-

Dorset (Transferred to VGL)

Goonawarra

382

335

71

65

Eastern Sward

-

-

0

23

Green Acres

924

918

396

407

Growling Frog

-

-

0

8

Heidelberg

695

728

102

115

Heritage

1038

1136

100

-

-

-

0

2

Huntingdale

806

759

232

204

-

-

0

3

Kew

993

988

426

433

Keysborough

638

619

113

111

MEMBER NUMBERS

32274

32141

7891

7896

Kingston Heath

883

870

308

313

NUMBER OF CLUBS

48

48

49

56

(Transferred to VGL)

Olinda (Transferred to VGL)

Waterford Valley (Transferred to VGL)

Kingswood

674

691

170

178

Kooringal

857

832

148

154

Latrobe

846

850

179

187

Long Island

501

543

112

121

Medway

624

641

116

123

Melbourne Airport

349

346

10

15

RAAF Williams

163

207

16

23

Melton Valley

346

330

53

55

Strathallan

211

197

37

31

Metropolitan

650

669

234

237

MEMBER NUMBERS

374

404

53

54

Northern

832

876

117

129

Patterson River

599

505

165

125

NUMBER OF CLUBS

2

2

2

2

Peninsula

971

1048

396

415

Riversdale

1040

753

287

254

Rosanna

782

761

185

187

Altona Lakes

Rossdale

481

612

142

156

Australasian

52

80

6

6

Royal Melbourne

1588

1582

528

527

Brighton

241

180

95

83

Sanctuary Lakes

708

903

75

96

Bundoora Park Ladies

-

-

47

47

Sandhurst

935

806

133

172

Burnley

48

38

2

-

Settlers Run

585

543

224

181

Burnley Women's

-

-

48

47

ASSOCIATED CLUBS Capital

AFFILIATED CLUBS

VGL CLUBS FULL MEMBER

MEN 2013 -

MEN 2013

MEN 2013 113

MEN WOMEN WOMEN 2012 2013 2012 -

-

-

MEN WOMEN WOMEN 2012 2013 2012

2 013 GOL F V ICTORI A A NNUA L REP OR T

Amstel

MEN WOMEN WOMEN 2012 2013 2012 98

9

10

Southern

869

791

195

195

Camberwell

193

199

60

51

Spring Valley

632

626

148

147

Centenary Park

246

253

-

-

Sunshine

554

468

74

61

Craigieburn

152

154

22

-

The Station (Eynesbury)

237

233

10

7

Creekside

126

122

30

28

Victoria

768

767

356

364

Dorset

216

213

34

35

Waverley

536

582

62

62

(continued)...

45

VGL CLUBS FULL MEMBER

VGL CLUBS RESTRICTED MEMBER

-

-

68

62

Aegean

149

172

15

13

Eastern Sward

198

208

-

-

Elsternwick Park

41

33

-

-

Elsternwick Park Womens

-

-

34

30

Emerald

63

48

1

-

Forest Hills

35

35

-

-

Glen Waverley

243

252

85

80

Growling Frog

269

292

9

-

Growling Frog Ladies

-

-

29

31

Ivanhoe Ladies

-

-

57

61

Kings Park

37

43

-

-

Lakeside

322

314

47

41

-

-

63

52

Lakeside Ladies

2 013 GOL F V ICTORI A A NNUA L REP OR T

MEN WOMEN WOMEN 2012 2013 2012

East Malvern

East Bentleigh YWCA

MEN 2013

MEN WOMEN WOMEN 2012 2013 2012

20

-

-

-

Ale & Flail

30

35

1

-

Bushranger Golf

330

-

-

-

Chinese Eagle GA

5

-

-

-

Clifton Hill

25

20

-

-

Crest Social

35

36

-

-

Croatian

50

55

2

-

Cypriot

3

-

-

-

Elsternwick UFC Social

2

2

-

-

Fairway Club

18

20

-

-

GCAGCA

15

14

-

-

Golden Olive

32

30

-

-

GoldďŹ elds

4

-

-

-

Greek Gentlemens

19

20

-

-

Hacker, Hookers & Hustlers

10

-

-

-

Harp

36

31

14

16

-

-

Malverndale Ladies

-

-

87

82

Malvern Park Ladies

-

-

90

96

Mentone

-

-

122

115

Moorabbin Ladies

-

-

26

24

Hookers & Slicers

15

16

Morack Ladies

-

-

70

68

Italian Golf Association

39

34

-

-

8

-

-

-

Mount Martha

170

178

-

-

Ivanhoe Mens Social

Nepean

56

63

-

-

Kalora Park

2

-

-

-

Nepean Ladies

-

-

91

87

Kayser Social

30

34

-

-

Normanby Park

-

-

16

15

Kiwi Melbourne

32

-

-

-

5

-

-

-

126

102

-

-

Mandalay

Northcote Associates

-

-

0

10

Melbourne

11

8

-

-

Oakleigh Ladies

-

-

54

50

MFB Social

28

-

-

-

29

32

3

-

Morack Seniors

35

35

-

-

-

-

35

33

Nafrega Social

20

20

-

-

Ringwood

299

289

99

89

North Balwyn Allcomers

17

19

-

-

Riverside/Ess.

92

104

58

54

Oakleigh

35

32

-

-

Riverview

109

48

-

-

PPP Social

12

-

-

-

-

-

73

73

Putters Social

16

17

-

-

70

80

1

-

RBV

19

20

-

-

-

-

33

22

Scotchmans Creek

138

136

-

-

259

258

21

-

Sortino

34

39

-

-

Sandringham Associates

-

-

99

95

Stud Valley Ladies

-

-

20

22

Spring Park Social

14

21

8

-

Timbertop

-

-

27

20

The Social

3

-

-

-

Tirhatuan

91

102

51

49

Tour Elephants

14

12

-

-

Waterford Valley

107

92

2

-

Victorian Chemist

22

18

-

-

Wattle Park

36

41

9

-

Victorian Sikhs Association

31

-

-

-

Vic Taxi Association

17

18

1

-

Vietnamese Social Vic

19

34

2

-

Northcote

Olinda Parkview Ladies

Riverview Ladies Royal Park Royal Park Ladies Sandringham

Wattle Park Ladies

-

-

48

42

Wattle Valley

-

-

38

35

Wellington Links

50

63

1

-

Weekend Hackers

15

-

-

-

Westgate

131

161

10

-

Wikitoria United

3

-

-

-

Willmott Park

39

38

2

-

Yarra Park

17

15

7

5

-

-

156

156

MEMBER NUMBERS

1285

791

35

21

303

294

2

-

NUMBER OF CLUBS

44

28

7

2

-

-

67

66

64

57

-

-

MEMBER NUMBERS

4775

4736

2172

NUMBER OF CLUBS

35

35

50

Yarra Bend Ladies Yarrambat Yarrambat Park Ladies

46

MEN 2013

Yarraview

VGL TOTALS

MEN 2013

MEN WOMEN WOMEN 2012 2013 2012

1980

MEMBER NUMBERS

6060

5527

2207

2001

38

NUMBER OF CLUBS

79

63

57

40

BALLARAT DISTRICTS Aradale (Women’s membership transferred to Wimmera)

MEN 2013 0

MEN WOMEN WOMEN 2012 2013 2012 -

0

11

BENDIGO DISTRICTS Raywood Rochester (Women’s membership transferred from Goulburn Valley)

MEN 2013

MEN WOMEN WOMEN 2012 2013 2012

14

16

9

10

54

57

16

-

6

7

1

1

Avoca

26

28

28

24

Bacchus Marsh

290

295

49

40

Tarnagulla

Bacchus Marsh West

97

98

23

20

MEMBER NUMBERS

2323

2241

669

625

Ballan

65

61

22

14

NUMBER OF CLUBS

25

25

25

23

Ballarat

663

688

115

132

Beaufort

129

126

31

38

Buninyong

353

343

71

67

Chalambar

206

232

74

71

Clunes

27

18

5

4

Creswick

146

135

13

24

Elmhurst

11

11

0

1

Hepburn Springs

93

96

31

32

Lexton

12

11

10

10

Maryborough

174

144

50

51

Meredith

39

28

15

13

Midlands

369

446

112

112

Mt Xavier

139

176

32

32

Rokewood

32

30

4

0

CORANGAMITE DISTRICT

MEN 2013

MEN WOMEN WOMEN 2012 2013 2012

237

244

-

-

Beeac

35

27

-

-

Birregurra

82

88

-

-

Camperdown

90

96

-

-

Cobden

132

115

-

-

Colac

214

228

-

-

East Framlingham

79

90

-

-

Lake Bolac

51

42

-

-

Lismore

21

25

-

-

Mortlake

69

82

-

-

Peterborough

227

230

-

-

488

460

-

-

Skipton

21

20

14

10

Port Fairy

Snake Valley

81

81

21

24

Terang

79

74

-

-

Talbot

64

57

19

23

Timboon

108

98

-

-

MEMBER NUMBERS

3037

3124

739

753

Warrnambool

686

634

-

-

NUMBER OF CLUBS

21

21

21

22

MEMBER NUMBERS

2598

2533

0

0

NUMBER OF CLUBS

15

15

0

0

BENDIGO DISTRICTS

MEN 2013

MEN WOMEN WOMEN 2012 2013 2012

DALHOUSIE DISTRICTS

200

215

54

55

27

25

13

-

Belvoir Park

185

165

48

47

Bendigo

434

354

84

61

Bridgewater on Loddon

5

3

5

5

Calival

15

12

9

9

Gisborne (Women’s membership

Campaspe

24

28

15

15

Castlemaine

100

114

40

45

Dunolly

17

21

8

Eaglehawk

228

211

Elmore

35

Heathcote Inglewood

Axedale Bamawm (Women’s membership transferred from Goulburn Valley)

MEN 2013

MEN WOMEN WOMEN 2012 2013 2012

Alexandra

49

49

31

34

Avenel

20

18

16

16

Broadford

137

133

24

26

Eildon

37

40

8

9

Euroa

152

150

60

60

0

-

0

80

Hidden Valley

204

207

31

32

12

Kilmore

216

198

38

30

41

33

Lancefield

103

77

30

23

40

27

31

Marysville

93

100

30

44

89

66

41

38

Mt Macedon

87

49

0

5

34

34

9

11

Puckapunyal

11

6

2

-

transferred to Members Club)

Jarklin

13

14

8

8

RACV Healesville

182

181

27

27

Lockington

39

43

12

13

Romsey

42

49

12

12

Kyneton

177

168

28

30

Seymour

105

140

39

38

Maldon

62

62

29

32

Strathbogie

38

30

13

11

Mt Alexander

42

42

29

26

Trentham

225

238

62

60

Marong

66

77

21

24

Woodend

143

132

28

26

Mitiamo

20

20

6

7

Yea

48

56

27

22

Neangar Park

395

403

105

100

MEMBER NUMBERS

1892

1853

478

555

Quarry Hill

42

44

11

12

NUMBER OF CLUBS

18

18

18

18

2 013 GOL F V ICTORI A A NNUA L REP OR T

Apollo Bay

47

EAST GIPPSLAND DISTRICTS

MEN 2013

MEN WOMEN WOMEN 2012 2013 2012

GOULBURN VALLEY DISTRICTS

327

326

168

176

Kyabram Parkland

309

302

105

114

Buchan Valley

30

29

20

15

Mathoura

17

19

8

7

Goose Gully

0

-

14

12

Merrigum

60

50

15

10

Heyfield

82

85

30

34

Mooroopna

252

241

80

84

Kings Cove

64

63

37

38

Murchison

9

9

1

2

Lakes Entrance

188

181

79

90

Nagambie

86

95

20

24

Lakes View

110

122

36

36

Nathalia

54

38

10

9

Loch Sport

16

15

5

5

Numurkah

193

216

65

83

Maffra

133

135

52

53

Rich River

1084

1132

290

302

Rochester (Women’s membership

-

-

0

22

Rushworth

24

21

3

4

Shepparton

508

385

85

102

Strathmerton

28

25

12

12

Tallygaroopna

12

30

-

-

Tocumwal

370

386

168

181

Kyabram Valley View

96

79

49

47

Violet Town

10

10

-

-

MEMBER NUMBERS

3777

3783

1162

1297

NUMBER OF CLUBS

20

20

17

19

Mallacoota

49

115

39

62

Newry

93

93

22

24

Omeo

20

25

9

9

Orbost

160

112

34

38

0

11

0

-

Sale

224

234

76

73

South Pines

171

177

65

61

Tambo Valley

55

51

17

18

Toongabbie

16

20

16

17

Yarram

138

111

59

44

MEMBER NUMBERS

1876

1905

778

805

NUMBER OF CLUBS

17

18

17

18

RAAF East Sale (Recess in 2013)

2 013 GOL F V ICTORI A A NNUA L REP OR T

MEN WOMEN WOMEN 2012 2013 2012

Bairnsdale

transferred to Bendigo)

GEELONG DISTRICT

MEN 2013

MEN WOMEN WOMEN 2012 2013 2012

KARA KARA DISTRICTS

MEN 2013

MEN WOMEN WOMEN 2012 2013 2012

Berriwillock

22

21

8

9

Birchip

20

18

18

24

Anglesea

536

524

-

-

Boort

26

27

22

19

Bannockburn

81

84

-

-

Charlton

54

37

19

16

Barwon Heads

989

1016

-

-

Culgoa

10

12

6

7

Barwon Valley

272

250

-

-

Donald

29

26

24

25

Clifton Springs

387

364

-

-

Korong Vale

11

11

1

1

-

Sea Lake

15

14

4

6

St Arnaud

60

54

38

34

Wedderburn

31

32

19

24

11

9

6

-

Wycheproof

39

42

12

16

MEMBER NUMBERS

328

303

177

181

NUMBER OF CLUBS

12

12

12

11

Curlewis

435

383

-

East Geelong

321

333

-

-

Elcho Park

140

152

-

-

Inverleigh

44

45

-

-

Lonsdale

349

407

-

-

Lorne

226

181

-

-

Ocean Grove

276

256

-

-

Portarlington

505

520

-

-

Queenscliff

177

169

-

-

Queens Park

284

289

-

-

The Sands

374

436

-

-

St Leonards

63

80

-

-

Thirteenth Beach

764

625

-

-

Torquay

891

860

-

-

7

8

2

3

Winchelsea

74

79

-

-

Bright

217

232

67

63

MEMBER NUMBERS

7188

7053

0

0

Chiltern

15

29

2

6

NUMBER OF CLUBS

20

20

0

0

Commercial Albury

-

-

38

40

Corowa

-

-

24

24

Corryong

-

-

23

22

Dederang

12

15

6

7

Golden Vale

28

35

4

3

0

-

6

7

GOULBURN VALLEY DISTRICTS

MEN 2013

Bamawn (Women's membership

-

-

0

8

341

413

112

130

transferred to Bendigo)

Cobram Barooga

48

MEN 2013

MEN WOMEN WOMEN 2012 2013 2012

Woomelang (Women’s membership transferred from North Western Women’s)

NORTH EASTERN DISTRICTS

MEN 2013

MEN WOMEN WOMEN 2012 2013 2012

Bandiana

79

82

39

30

Beechworth

41

54

6

9

Benalla

386

389

108

101

Bethanga

20

15

0

-

Boorhaman

Cosgrove

21

21

2

3

Howlong

Hill Top

150

147

72

82

Jubilee

198

206

53

55

Kialla

153

164

65

71

Mansfield

314

294

111

114

NORTH EASTERN DISTRICTS

MEN 2013

MEN WOMEN WOMEN 2012 2013 2012

12

14

8

11

Mt Beauty

98

98

29

27

Myrtleford

152

202

47

54

Rutherglen

58

66

22

25

St James

20

5

17

11

Tallangatta

36

33

12

13

Tallangatta Valley (Recess in 2013)

0

16

0

-

Tarrawingee

34

36

36

30

Thurgoona

0

-

24

21

Walwa

0

-

8

10

Wangaratta

186

152

74

77

Wodonga

456

453

97

95

Yackandandah

60

44

12

14

Yarrawonga & Border

1682

1725

554

569

MEMBER NUMBERS

4111

4203

1429

1441

NUMBER OF CLUBS

22

23

26

27

NORTHERN DISTRICTS

MEN 2013

MEN WOMEN WOMEN 2012 2013 2012

Balranald

16

15

9

13

Barham

147

172

70

70

Cohuna

176

186

58

59

Kerang

139

140

38

38

Lakeside

27

19

16

11

Lalbert

21

22

4

4

Murrabit

18

19

3

2

Murray Downs

553

490

173

164

Nyah West

33

31

14

14

Pyramid Hill

28

23

6

6

Quambatook

13

17

6

10

MEMBER NUMBERS

1171

1134

397

391

NUMBER OF CLUBS

11

11

11

11

PENINSULA DISTRICT (MORNINGTON PENSINSULA DISTRICT)

MEN 2013

MEN WOMEN WOMEN 2012 2013 2012

(MORNINGTON PENSINSULA DISTRICT)

MEN 2013

MEN WOMEN WOMEN 2012 2013 2012

129

138

21

30

MEMBER NUMBERS

8072

8073

2403

2145

NUMBER OF CLUBS

18

18

19

19

Warburton

SOUTH GIPPSLAND DISTRICTS

MEN 2013

MEN WOMEN WOMEN 2012 2013 2012

Aussie Golf Ranch

25

30

6

6

Foster

128

102

50

53

Korumburra

159

174

59

56

Lang Lang

340

318

47

46

Leongatha

448

494

115

118